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We must balance public health with the economy and personal freedoms: Allianz's El-Erian
Calls for the end of the "bond bull" increase as rates rise. Is this time really the end? Or, is there a huge opportunity for investors to come?
The last remaining escape hatch for the worst-run cities and states is a massive (easily multi-trillion dollar) bailout by the only remaining entity with access to that kind of credit, the federal government...
U.S. senators departed the Capitol for a pre-election break Oct. 26, making the logistics for passing a fiscal stimulus package by Nov. 3 practically impossible, leaving the economy more vulnerable to damage from a resurgent coronavirus pandemic.
The European Central Bank will get much of the evidence it needs this week to justify adding more monetary stimulus as the resurgent coronavirus rampages across the continent.
Stimulus follows from the Keynesian idea that an economy can get stuck in a recession or depression. Businesses think they would hire employees if they knew that people would buy their products.
Ben Hunt thinks we're at a very important inflection point. That after decades of deflation, we're now transitioning into an era of secular inflation.
Stimulus follows from the Keynesian idea that an economy can get stuck in a recession or depression. Businesses think they would hire employees if they knew that people would buy their products.
On Friday, I wrote about the outlook for housing inflation, which is a big part of the overall (and especially core) CPI. If you missed that piece, you can find it here. As a quick update: today, t…
Congress Failed to Reach a Stimulus Deal. Here’s When Cares Act Benefits EndOct 27, 2020 - 09:21:21 PDT
If you're struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic, some relief measures put into place by the CARES Act are still in effect. Here's what they are and when they end.
Oct 27, 2020 - 09:09:03 PDT
The only common ground between the two parties seems to be money-printing. Over $3.3
trillion has been printed year-to-date, which represents nearly 22% of all U.S. dollars in
existence at the end of 2019.4 Unsurprisingly, gold is outperforming. Investors who have
argued against gold for decades are now buying some.
States Will Need Billions to Distribute the Covid Vaccine as Federal Funding Falls ShortOct 27, 2020 - 08:52:30 PDT
National associations representing health departments have asked Congress for more than $8 billion toward distributing the vaccine.
A $50 billion bond market once heralded as the future of housing finance has been stuck in limbo since the start of the coronavirus crisis, and now proposed regulatory changes have left investors worrying that they might be left holding the bag.
Banks are pulling again from lending to European companies and households as they braced themselves for an increase in dangerous loans as a result of financial affect of the pandemic, a European Central Financial institution survey has proven.
As many landlords struggle amid the pandemic and miss payments, some banks and other lenders think it is time to start cracking down on delinquent mall owners.
Millions Poised to Lose Unemployment Benefits in ‘Enormous Cliff’ at Year’s EndOct 27, 2020 - 08:07:28 PDT
Federal programs enacted by the CARES Act coronavirus relief law to help unemployed workers are ending after Dec. 31. Lapsing benefits will directly impact millions of people.
IRS Releases 2021 Tax Rates, Standard Deduction Amounts And More: ForbesOct 27, 2020 - 07:45:36 PDT
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced the annual inflation adjustments for the tax year 2021, including tax rate schedules, tax tables and cost-of-living adjustments.
401(k) and Ira Changes for 2021: Where and How Can You Contribute Next Year?Oct 27, 2020 - 07:44:14 PDT
The Internal Revenue Service announced new changes to eligibility for traditional IRA deductions in 2021.
57% of U.S. consumers' incomes have taken a hit during the pandemic. How do such financial anxieties affect the ability to pay bills on time?