Fed Risks Recession When Cleaning Up Sticky Inflation
Inflation is a sticky mess that the Federal Reserve keeps scrubbing away at with interest-rate hikes, even if it means causing a recession.
Commercial Lending Gets Creative as Interest Rates Rise
Assumable commercial loans become very attractive as interest rates march higher and higher.
Kremlin vs. Kyiv: Impact on the Global Economy Weakens
After a year, the Russo-Ukrainian war is still a potent tragedy yet exerting less influence on the global economy.
Tales From the Vault: Gaming the System
How AMG helped one company streamline its cash business while cutting bank fees by nearly half.
The Brave New World of AI Is Upon Us
Just like human intelligence, AI has the potential to change the world—for good or bad. It’s up to us.
Deficit Dilemma: Is It Time to Worry?
Forget the debt limit, the real problem is the ballooning federal deficit of $31 trillion—five times higher than two decades ago—a mortgage that our kids and grandkids will have to pay.
Saving the World One Innovation at a Time
Saving the world. Here’s how one company’s lithium-mining innovation could change EV battery production, pushing America a step closer to climate goals.
Has China’s ‘Economic Miracle’ Hit a Great Wall?
China’s rapid growth seems to be on pause, and investors should wonder if it will ever hit fast-forward again.
From Oil to Sunlight, Natural Resources Offer Opportunities
Companies producing key natural resources linked to energy and food security, global trade, electrification and defense are poised to profit handsomely in the coming years.
Bonds Are Making a Lot of Sense Right Now
As interest rates rise, T-bills and other government bonds are making more sense for investors worried about a recession.