The Real Cost of U.S. Debt Is Nearer the Floor Than the Ceiling
U.S. politicians are locked in a huge fight over something that more and more people in the financial world view as irrelevant.
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Kiyosaki: 'Biggest Crash in World History’ Hits in October — 3 Ways to Protect Yourself
The looming default of Evergrande — the second largest property developer in China — continues to send nervous vibes across global markets.
Are You Bearish Enough on the Stock Market?
Weekends are good time to soul-search. Things slow down so you can think a few minutes. Conclusion after soul-searching? Haven't been bearish enough.
Inflation Gauge Hits Highest Since 1991 as Americans Spend More
Inflation Gauge Hits Highest Since 1991 as Americans Spend More.
Mortgage Rates Surge, Topping 3% for First Time Since June
The average for a 30-year loan was 3.01%, up from 2.88% last week and the highest since June 24.
Professor Who Called Dow 20,000 Says He’s Nervous About Trends
Wharton professor credited with calling Dow 20,000 in 2015 told CNBC during a Wednesday interview is “nervous about the trends I see in inflation.
Free-Spending Consumers Defy Economy's Unholy Trinity
The consumer still appears more than willing to spend in the face of rising inflation and raging COVID-19 infections.
