Consumers Haven't Felt This Good About the Economy Since 2021: 'December was no Fluke'
The latest University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey released Friday revealed a 13% jump in overall sentiment during the month of January.
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Odeon Analyst Bove Backtracks on Bank of America, Says Upgrade Was ‘A Mistake’
Swaps traders aren’t the only ones on Wall Street rethinking their aggressive bets on interest rate cuts.
Monetary Policy and Geopolitics Give Dimon Cause for Concern
JPMorgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, cautions against complacency in light of the recent stock market surge, likening it to a deceptive euphoria.
4 Different Ways of Looking at the Exact Same Economy
Often times, those discussing what’s driving the stock market will appear in conflict with those discussing what’s driving the economy.
Soft Landing 'Increasingly Possible' for Global Economy in 2024: World Bank
Worldwide economic growth is set to slow for the third straight year in 2024 but defy fears of a recession, according to a new World Bank forecast.
Chastened Economists Hopeful for US Soft Landing, Fed Rate Cuts
Inflation’s roller-coaster ride over last two years has left economists humbled about their forecasting abilities but hopeful for a soft landing.
Most Well-Known Economists Got It Wrong In 2023, Here’s Why
Even the most well-known economists find it difficult to make reliable stock market predictions.
