Tariffs have become one of the dominant topics in today’s financial news. The headline changes daily as tariffs are off, then on, then partially on (with concessions). Over the last three weeks, both the stock and bond markets seem to be anticipating a slowing economy. Interest rates are lower, and stock prices are down. Financial
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We’ve said (and reiterated) that the Fed would break something before it reached its 2% inflation goal. We saw a small break with the recent Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failures. Now, we’re seeing those cracks widen with a lower-than-expected Q1 2023 GDP growth rate of 1.1%. But the story isn’t all doom and
Positivity has been scarce in the economic commentaries of 2022. Our news feeds have been filled with talks of market downturns, bubbles bursting, geopolitical tensions tightening, and pandemics dragging on. The negative coverage isn’t misplaced, as we’re likely in a recession (whether the NBER has officially declared it or not). But as with most things,
A recession is a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real GDP, real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-retail sales (National Bureau of Economic Research). We’ve already seen one quarter of economic decline, but whether we cross the technical threshold of a recession
What happened to the right side of the “V”? Since the dawn of the pandemic-induced economic shutdown, we’ve heard about and hoped for a sharp and steadfast recovery. The pain was supposed to be short lived—a brief, yet steep economic decline followed by an equally swift rebound. While the recovery was in fact the fastest
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Inflation is on a lot of people’s minds, and for good reason. An unprecedented amount of money has been (and continues to be) injected into the U.S. economy. Logic follows that more money chasing the same amount of goods and services (or in our current economy, fewer goods and drastically fewer services) will eventually result
A big boat gets stuck in a canal halfway around the world and the price of coffee goes up… If you haven’t heard, last week brought trouble to the global trade environment when a massive Taiwanese shipping vessel, the Ever Given, became lodged sideways in the Suez Canal. The result is the equivalent of a
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