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Dimon lauded President Biden's infrastructure spending, but questioned whether some Americans are being left behind in the current economy.
David Donabedian, CIO of CIBS Private Wealth US, warned the spike in core inflation seen in the latest GDP report is a major setback for the economy...
“Safety and quality must and will come above all else,” Boeing CEO David Calhoun wrote in a memo to employees.
“We believe earnings growth is set for a healthier runway through 2024,” Morgan Stanley's analysts wrote.
Investors are worried about resurgent inflation this year, but messy geopolitics are the long-term concern.
Shrinking profit margins, squeezed nonprofits and rising insurance costs are just some of the worrying trends in the Fed's latest Beige Book report.
Forget interest-rate cuts—private wealth manager Michael Landsberg argues the Fed may even be forced to raise rates this year.
“Given the strength of the labor market and progress on inflation so far, it’s appropriate to allow restrictive policy further time to work,”...
Productivity gains from AI in the long term will outweigh near-term geopolitical volatility, according to James Demmert of Main Street Research.
Goldman Sachs' David Solomon says his company is ready to finance the AI revolution. 'I actually think there's a very, very constructive runway of...
Wells Fargo Investment Institute just lifted its 2024 GDP forecast from just 1.3% to 2.5%, and warned inflation won't be tamed soon either.
“The future of Tesla is a bit murky now...Musk needs to give the clear roadmap and strategic vision for the Street with Model 2 a key component,”...
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned the toxic economic combination of low growth and high inflation would be a nightmare for real estate on an...
Business owners complain of inflation, high wages, and high input costs—none of which indicate a slowing economy.
With inflation re-accelerating, investors "can kiss a June rate cut goodbye," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.
“We are often asked whether these forecasts aren’t contradictory—won’t stronger growth prevent inflation from falling or even reignite it? We...
"Robust fundamentals" and governments' AI push will lift AI-linked stocks, according to UBS Global Wealth Management's CIO Americas Solita Marcelli.
"We have been just incredibly irresponsible to future generations,” Universa Investments Mark Spitznagel told Fortune. “We should all feel really,...
Even the man who spends his life preparing for worst-case scenarios says investors shouldn't bet against America—at least over the long-term.
Erika Klauer, a technology equity portfolio manager at Jennison Associates, which has $194 billion in assets under management, discusses the...
“The narrative of falling inflation and imminent Fed rate cuts that drove the stock market's first quarter gains is wobbling in the second...
The road ahead could have some potholes, according to Yardeni.
“This real estate correction began really over two years ago … So we're two years into a cycle, which means we're near the end,” says CIO David...
Societe Generale's Albert Edwards also insists that AI isn't driving markets—it's loose monetary policy. And the recession still isn't canceled.
"At the end of the day, one president in one country in a world with 200-some countries is rather powerless to control the price of a global...
With tech, "things take longer to happen than you think they will, and then they happen faster than you thought they could,” the former Treasury...
By 2060, nearly a quarter of the U.S. population will be older than 65. Morgan Stanley just dug into how investors can profit from “Longevity in the...
"You could say [it’s] an implied Goldilocks ‘no landing’ for now...the markets quite liking their porridge on the warmer side," Deutsche Bank's...
Davis later said his "risk-free" comment was meant as a joke. "As we all know, such a thing does not exist. Obviously, there are risks,” he wrote.
“The decision to respond so quickly...is clearly a very encouraging signal for the policy shift and should help to maintain investor confidence,”...
Gold prices have surged 10% since mid-February and 20% since their October lows, but its move upward is about a lot more than interest rates.
To Americans struggling to buy, Priscilla Almodovar says: “Being a renter is fine.”
The national average price of a gallon of gasoline has surged more than 12% to $3.50 since the start of the year.
“If you claim to use AI in your investment processes, you need to ensure that your representations are not false or misleading."
“Bearish traders might take the market down Tuesday afternoon,” veteran economist and market watcher Ed Yardeni warns.
The first and only woman at the table when John Pierpont Morgan and his fellow investors gathered to stave off further bank runs had already warned...
Bankers like John Pierpont Morgan, founder of what is now JPMorgan Chase, went to Hetty Green for investment advice, which she always gave—free of...
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Realtors just reached a settlement that will reshape their industry after a historic antitrust judgment—and you should expect lower commissions and...
In the fight between the mighty American consumer and the always lurking recession, it hasn’t been much of a contest—until now?
Dividend payouts surged more than 5% to a record last year despite recession warnings, and Janus Henderson say the run of good form should continue.
Dimon said there’s a roughly 35% chance of a U.S. soft landing, but stagflation and recession remain a threat.
Bank of America’s head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy Savita Subramanian responds to the "pushback" against her 5,400 S&P 500 target.
It's not just Gen Z; 1 in 5 parents are still helping their millennial and Gen X kids, according to a new survey.
Starwood Capital CEO and co-founder Barry Sternlicht says aggressive federal spending is hindering the Fed's goal to tame inflation.
Richmond Fed economists suggest an “à la carte” model for real estate commissions, arguing it could redistribute buyer agents’ profits to the...
The Federal Reserve chair’s interest rate indecision continues as the market watches—and wonders.
Aswath Damodaran knows it “sounds weird,” but he says bubbles serve a valuable purpose. “I think bubbles are how markets deal with change.”
Wall Street’s fears about Apple’s prospects in the region look like “a horror show” right now, said one analyst.
Financial regulators have pushed regional banks to reduce their exposure to commercial real estate. Is it too little, too late?
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