A trifecta of factors support the dollar, including the relatively strong performance of the U.S. economy, tightening monetary by the Federal Reserve, and safe-haven buying. These are likely to remain intact into 2023.
Read moreAlthough the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed above stocks’ dividend yields earlier this year, dividend payers may continue to reward should the economy continue to slow.
Read moreWith several key issues moving to the front burner in Washington, investors are asking questions about what they could mean to their finances now and into retirement.
Read moreIf you work past age 65, deciding when to enroll in Medicare depends on the size of your employer—and more.
Read moreSecond-quarter earnings growth will mark an expected deceleration in profits, but focus will likely continue to shift to the pace at which outlooks are downgraded.
Read moreEvery investor wants to maximize return—but you must first consider how much risk you can stomach.
Read moreAlthough an economic rebound in China is underway according to government and private sector data, its economy and stock market may remain volatile.
Read moreInvestors are faced with an overload of data on jobs, inflation, energy prices, housing and more. But does it all add up to a recession?
Read moreThe June jobs report was cheered by economic bulls given its strength in level terms, but rates of change among leading indicators don’t favor a soft-landing outcome for the economy.
Read moreWhenever there’s a rapid drop in the stock market, whatever the cause, some investors wonder whether they should just get out of the market for a while. Here’s why that approach usually doesn’t work.
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