Will the War in Ukraine be “Short & Contained” or “Long & Sustained”?
March 1, 2022
The invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy affecting many lives, and will have ripple effects through the global economy and financial markets.
China’s Slowing Growth Raises Global Concerns
February 15, 2022
Don’t root against the tiger; an economically healthy China is an essential component to the world’s financial stability and wellbeing.
AMG Sees Choppy Growth This Year as Pandemic, Inflation Persist
January 27, 2022
AMG’s new three-year Economic Outlook paints seven scenarios prudent investors need to carefully consider as 2022 unfolds.
Is the Economy Beyond the Fed’s Control?
January 4, 2022
The Federal Reserve’s COVID-19 conundrum: a rapidly mutating virus, inconsistent public-health responses, global supply-chain disruptions, worker shortages, rapidly rising wages, and soaring inflation.
Keep a Close Eye on Profit Margins To Foresee the Stock Market in 2022
December 30, 2021
Accelerating wages coupled with interest-rate hikes could slow stock boom in 2022 as investors sort out which companies will continue delivering outsized profit.
Top Ten Articles of 2021
December 28, 2021
Thank you to our community of clients, partners, and interested readers. These were the posts you enjoyed the most this year.
Federal Reserve Attempts to Muzzle Inflation’s Vicious Bite
December 16, 2021
Hawkish sounding Federal Reserve officials swoop in with faster plan to kill growing inflation but keep U.S. economy flying.
Notes on the Economy – 4Q 2021 Summary
December 7, 2021
The Delta variant and global supply-chain disruptions are two primary reasons for the slowdown in growth during the third quarter. However, economic activity is set to rebound in the fourth quarter.
What’s the Deal? U.S.-China Trade Relations Remain Frosty
November 9, 2021
No skating around icy issues as America looks for signs that China wants to defrost trade differences.
Inflation Still Driven by COVID-19 Effects, Not Runaway Demand
November 2, 2021
Current inflation bumps result of COVID-19’s lingering impact, not out-of-control demand as many pundits suggest.