The Fed is meeting this week and expected to cut rates. In the media’s calculus this should be good for markets. But it wasn’t particularly good the last time they cut rates. So what happens if the market pulls back?Read more here:

The markets brought us a little bit of everything last week, but ended on a positive note. As fast as the news cycle moves, it seems most had forgotten by Tuesday that there was a very big court decision on tariffs the previous Friday. This wee...

Jerome Powell’s annual address in Jackson Hole has become must-see TV for market watchers in recent years. In 2022, he used it to sternly put the market back in its place on rate expectations. Since then, it has been looked upon with a mix of o...

The big news in the markets last week was the CPI data. It was a bit of a mixed report. If you were looking for good news, it was there. The same goes for bad news. But the report we found more interesting last week was that of CPI’s long lost ...

As the financial world obsesses about tariffs, we got to thinking about who these tariffs might impact: consumers. As regular readers of our memos know, the U.S. consumer is a powerful economic force. Consumer spending makes up nearly 70% of GD...