Fiscal stimulus programs have flooded the world with cash, leading to eye-popping spikes in many asset prices and fueling a jump in corporate mergers and acquisitions that will probably accelerate in coming months.
The Consumer Price Index rose in June ushering in more fears of runaway inflation, but digging into the numbers reveals there’s more to the story.
China’s growth likely will exceed expectations this year, but long-term demographic challenges—like a falling birth rate—have the communist government trying to keep annual economic expansion in the 5-6% range.
Some speculators are making tidy sums off of crypto currency, SPACs and other risky ventures, but savvy investors will focus on their financial goals and the proven strategies that will get them there.
The U.S. central bank appears hesitant to raise interest rates until the labor market reaches “maximum employment,” or core inflation hovers around 2% for an extended period of time and people start expecting prices to keep rising.
The Biden Administration’s 2022 budget proposes increasing the tax burden on corporations and individuals earning over $452,700 a year. Here’s a summary.
The United States responded to the COVID-19-induced recession with vast fiscal stimulus and government relief, making the economic outlook bright through 2022, but all that deficit spending might cause trouble after that.
Collectibles present unique challenges when it comes to estate planning.
Biden’s massive infrastructure proposal raises many concerns but also the possibility for decades of economic growth—if done right.
The electric-vehicle market is buzzing, but investors should consider what might short-circuit and slow it down.
