Trump Rhetoric, Trade Policies, and Negotiation Style Influence Market Moves
Relying on any single leader—Donald Trump included—as a reason to remain fully invested is a risky strategy for advisors and clients.
Relying on any single leader—Donald Trump included—as a reason to remain fully invested is a risky strategy for advisors and clients.
Top four congressional leaders will meet with Trump Monday, a day before fed funding would expire if two parties can’t agree on spending bill.
The growing sense in Washington is that the latest government funding fight between Republicans and Democrats is shaping up differently.
The White House circulated a directive to federal agencies asking them to explore firing some workers if government were to shutdown.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said there is "no risk-free path" for the central bank's next policy move as inflation remains elevated and the jobs weaken.
The latest market developments present a pivotal moment for advisors as the Federal Reserve resumes its rate-cutting cycle.
The Federal Reserve’s newest policymaker, appointed by President Donald Trump, laid out his argument for aggressively lowering interest rates.