Market Moves
Why Jerome Powell Wants to Soften the Fed’s Inflation Target
The central bank’s chair, in his upcoming speech Thursday, is likely to give himself some leeway in case all the stimulus does elevate the CPI.
Duke’s Campbell Harvey charts the wacky ups and downs of the precious metal.
Pension board also approves reduction in assumed rate of inflation to 2.5%.
Unlikely. Here’s why, despite all that federal money sloshing around in the system, price rises should stay tame.
Perils waylay these stocks, which haven’t caught a break in years. Ah, but some hope exists.
IHS Markit sees one hitting in the second quarter and lasting to year-end.
Perhaps the Chinese or robots or health care costs or baby boomers or …
Hedge fund kahuna laments that markets aren’t prepared for a return bout of soaring prices.
Then resembles now a lot, says State Street’s Arone. And we know how the 1920s ended.