U.S Housing: The Impact of Raising Rates
Even though mortgage rates are up 100 points since the beginning of 2023, home prices are likely to stay flat or increase due to tight housing supply.----- Transcript -----Jim Egan: Welcome to Thought...
13 Syys 20235min
Vishy Tirupattur: U.S. and China on Divergent Paths
Economic growth data from the summer has bolstered belief in a possible soft landing in the U.S., while China has experienced a faster-than-expected deterioration in the macro environment.----- Transc...
12 Syys 20233min
Global Economy: Fall Outlook for Rates and the Economy
Heading into the end of the year, questions remain around Treasury yields and the neutral interest rate.----- Transcript -----Seth Carpenter: Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Seth Carpenter, Mor...
11 Syys 20239min
Andrew Sheets: A Murky Forecast for Equities and High-Yield Bonds
Both equities and high-yield bonds could benefit from an end to ratings hikes, but may still face risks from company earnings revisions, a potential U.S. government shutdown and other events on the ho...
8 Syys 20233min
Stephen Byrd: Watch Out for El Niño
A strong El Niño event in the coming months could have negative effects for food inflation, commodities markets and climate change.----- Transcript -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Stephen ...
7 Syys 20233min
Michael Zezas: Congressional Return Raises Questions for Markets
Investors anticipate new legislation on tech regulation, AI and defense, amid speculation about a potential government shutdown.-----Transcription -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Michael Z...
6 Syys 20232min
Mike Wilson: Are Stocks Beginning to Question Economic Resiliency?
While valuations may be on the rise, fears around the resiliency of the economy could return and leave unguarded investors on uneven footing.----- Transcript -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'...
5 Syys 20233min
U.S. Consumer: How U.S. Consumers Are Shopping to Go Back to School
Although back-to-school spending appears to be trending higher than in 2022, there are signs that U.S. consumers could feel pinched before the holiday season.----- Transcript -----Sarah Wolfe: Welcome...
1 Syys 20236min
