In President Trump’s first week in office he issued a blitz of executive orders, but perhaps his most ambitious statement to date is his claim yesterday that he would order the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
The latest BLS and Cleveland Fed release of their quarterly new tenant rent index was lower by 2.43% year over year and over 5% from the prior quarter.
In what's been a very calm run-up to next week’s meeting, we've been getting pretty clear signals from European Central Bank officials in Davos that rate cuts will continue.
The composite eurozone PMI is expected to remain in contractionary territory and a close-to-consensus reading shouldn't impact the European Central Bank's next two cuts.
Asian stock markets were trading in the green on Friday, influenced by positive cues from Wall Street overnight and amid growing expectations that major central banks, including the US Federal Reserve, may lower interest rates in the first quarter.
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Understanding how the Social Security Administration (SSA) calculates annual cost-of-living increases is crucial for individuals receiving Social Security benefits. In her recent article titled "How Does the SSA Calculate Cost of Living Increases?" Christine Matus ( https://matuslaw.com/ssa-calculate-cost-living-increases ), a New Jersey special needs trust attorney, provides insight into the process behind these adjustments and their impact on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients.
The GBP/USD exchange rate wavered as the focus shifted from this week’s swearing in of Donald Trump to next week’s policy statements by the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
President Donald Trump on Thursday has signed executive orders on digital assets, aiming to bolster U.S. leadership in the crypto industry while halting progress on central bank digital currencies.
(BPT) - Looking forward to your children's college journey? It's an exciting time, full of possibilities and dreams for the future, but it also has some challenges. Recently, inflation across the board - including tuition, room and board, and more - is impacting how families plan to fund this key investment in their child's future. In a recent College Ave survey, over half of parents of undergraduates (57%) said inflation was affecting their financial planning for college, and 62% said college costs were more than their family anticipated.
Welcome to the Age of Uncertainty, with Trump as President. His opening moves have touched on immigration, border security, energy, and trade. Inflation and debt levels remain a concern, but consumers and corporations are in good shape. Asset-based value investing is recommended.
