Bond Traders Target Deeper 2025 Fed Rate Cuts Than Market Expectations
Some bond traders have been boosting options and futures wagers that the Federal Reserve is about to signal deeper interest-rate cuts next year.
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What Could Go Wrong With Wall Street's 2025 Consensus
Through a month of 2025 outlooks, Wall Street's consensus take on stocks in the year ahead is rather clear.
Gundlach Urges America To Reign In Its Borrowing Spree
Jeffrey Gundlach, founder of DoubleLine Capital, urges America to rein in its borrowing spree before it triggers a financial catastrophe.
The Fed Could Be On The Verge Of Ripping Up Its Rate Script For 2025
The big question for investors is if the Federal Reserve is ready to scale back what it expects to do in 2025.
New US House Banking Chair Wants To Strip 'Calcification' From Regulations
The U.S. House banking committee's incoming chair said on Friday he would seek to remove "calcification" and reduce regulations in the sector.
Trump Advisers Consider Raising SALT Write-Off Limit To $20,000
Trump’s economic advisers are considering doubling the state and local tax deduction, a popular — but expensive — tax break.
Return-To-Office Mandates Are Associated With An Exodus Of High Performers, Research Finds
New data from University of Pittsburgh business administration professor Mark Ma suggests RTO policies tend to push out the most talented employees.
