Calls for Arbitration Reform on Capital Hill
Legislators are intensifying their calls for the reform of arbitration processes involving disputes between clients and wealth advisors.
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Who's to Blame for the National Debt? How About Everybody?
Usual wobbles in the market for Treasury securities suggest the US government may finally be issuing more debt than investors can absorb.
Senators Cruz and Hagerty Seek Hands Off Approach to AI Regulations
The newly proposed Senate legislation aims to preemptively halt SEC impending regulation concerning AI usage within financial services.
A Strong Jobs Report Complicates Jerome Powell's Political Dilemma as 2024 Election Nears
Donald Trump is increasing the pressure on the Fed chair as it becomes clear any rate cuts will likely come closer to Election Day.
These 4 Economic Variables Could 'Easily Flip' the 2024 Election for Biden or Trump: Moody’s
In new analysis 3 economists at Moody’s Analytics took deep dive on coming election season. Conclusion: President Joe Biden has slight advantage.
Powell Would Like Investors to Treat Good News as Good News: Morning Brief
Fed left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday. Fed Chair Jerome Powell brushed off suggestions the central bank will start cutting rates in March.
Fed Meeting Likely to See Start of Debate Over Ending Balance Sheet Contraction
Decision time is close at hand for Fed to plan mechanics of how it ends the wind-down of a balance sheet that remains swollen by historic standards.
