We’ve seen how stocks react to White House pressure for low interest rates and a weak dollar — in October 1987
Market and political environment now is disturbingly similar to conditions preceding the October 1987 crash.
This trader is sounding the alarm over stocks. Why he’s pressing the sell button now.
A summer swoon is likely says The Macro Tourist
Does international trade hurt the U.S., as Trump claims? 6 things to know about tariffs.
There’s no connection between bigger trade deficits and slower economic growth.
South Korea’s new tax proposals derail one of the world’s best performing stock markets of 2025.
It’s the new president’s tax proposals that upset the market, not the 15% U.S. tariffs
The two Fed dissenters say worries about labor market led them to push for lower rates
In statements, the two governors explained their historic opposition to holding policy steady.