The Markets - October 30, 2023
Historically, economic theory was based on the idea that financial decisions were grounded in rational thought. In recent years, behavioral economists have recognized that people don’t always behave rationally.
Historically, economic theory was based on the idea that financial decisions were grounded in rational thought. In recent years, behavioral economists have recognized that people don’t always behave rationally.
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Markets were resilient.
Financial markets lost ground during the third quarter.
Things to know before estate tax laws sunset in 2025.
Inflation is slowing but consumers aren’t feeling it.
How high will they go?
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Adding new ingredients to the economic blender.
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2023 has been a remarkable year so far.
Managing earnings tax efficiently may be as important as the compensation package itself
Lowering inflation.
Meanwhile, the U.S. economy continues to grow faster than anticipated.
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Higher bond yields may be good for income investors – and not so good for stock markets.
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Consumer sentiment is a lagging indicator. It’s also a contrarian indicator.
The Federal Reserve has been discussing this 2% inflation mark for some time now. Is this goal attainable?
An unwelcome surprise. Last week, Fitch Ratings startled markets by lowering the credit rating of United States Treasuries from AAA to AA+.