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The Federal Reserve finds itself walking a narrowing tightrope — balancing between inflation that refuses to cool and a labor market that’s quietly losing steam. For all the talk of a “soft landing,” the signs are starting to flicker red. Factory activity contracted for the eighth straight month in October, according to the Institute for Supply Management, and manufacturers continue to shed workers. Unemployment is edging up, hiring has slowed, yet inflation remains stubborn

Tariffs, Slow Growth, and the Return of Stagflation Stagflation: when the economy stalls but your basket of goods still gets squeezed....

Full expensing (100% bonus depreciation) has been made permanent for qualified business property acquired and placed in service after...

In this year's round of risk roulette , the global economy is facing a familiar but volatile mix: Middle Eastern tensions, war in...

During Donald Trump’s presidency, much of his economic policy was centered around rhetoric and bold statements, especially concerning...

Much like a trompe l’oeil —a visual illusion that tricks the eye into perceiving depth where there is none—tariff reversals may create...

We are imposing higher tariffs to force foreign companies to adjust, but in reality, it risks driving up prices to a point where American...

From "Liberation Day" as of April 3rd, 2025 Mr. Trump said his administration determined the tariff rate for each country based on the...

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The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released instructions to all heads of executive department agencies to "temporarily pause all...

Many investors may already believe that China is facing a challenging year due to the incoming Trump administration’s commitment to...

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) proposed two major changes to Employee Stock Ownership...