U.S. growth remains solid, but a cooling labor market is shifting the Fed outlook.
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Options Give Investors More Ways to Put a Market View to Work
Call and put options let investors amplify or hedge market views with less upfront capital, but leverage, timing and expiration risk can turn even a correct thesis into a loss.
Can the AI Boom Keep Defying the Headwinds?
Rising oil, yields and AI concerns are testing whether the two-year market boom can keep defying mounting headwinds.
Inflation Keeps the Fed on Edge
Sticky inflation, a resilient labor market and volatile oil prices are forcing investors to reconsider rate cuts as the Fed weighs keeping rates higher for longer—or even hiking again.
Oil’s March Toward $120
Brent crude is nearing $100 a barrel as Middle East disruptions raise the risk of $120 oil and renewed inflation.
The U.S. Economy This Summer
The U.S. economy is showing mixed signals this summer, with slowing growth and a weakening labor market offset by persistent inflation, leaving the Fed facing difficult decisions over the path of monetary policy.
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