Wall Street Cheat Sheet

Last week the financial markets stalled out of concern that monetary tightening would continue, leading to a global economic recession. The recent increase in the producer price index adds to the growing fears that the […]

Investor sentiment in the United States was bearish on Friday after the release of a stronger-than-anticipated November jobs report prompted concerns that the Federal Reserve will continue to increase rates. According to the report, the

Last week, all the main stock indices saw gains. After the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting earlier this month indicated that future lower rate hikes, Wall Street was upbeat going into the

It was a “mixed signals” week for US stocks that ended the week with an assorted performance as investors struggled to make sense of conflicting messages on interest rates. The Fed likes to ensure things

The markets had another turbulent week. Last Monday, I told you that falling inflation would likely boost market sentiment on Monday, and I was right. Those who bought low and sold high deserve praise. The

Last week, we had another bear week as the technology sector continued to drag down U.S. markets. However, employment statistics released on Friday boosted the chances of a Fed rate cut. The Federal Funds Rate

The stock market jumped up again on Friday after positive economic news. Like many of you, I thought the “good news” would mean that the Fed would more likely continue to raise rates. The Fed

On Friday, US equity markets rose, despite a tumultuous week. This may be because investors think the Fed will pivot. I don’t think it can stop raising rates until CPI and unemployment fall. With government

It was another bearish news-filled week as the Fed’s perspective of rising inflation has dominated Wall Street this week. Investors are intently monitoring economic statistics and earnings reports to understand what the Fed is thinking.

Equity markets closed the week on a negative note Friday, after a strong start earlier in the week. Bearish sentiment is growing among investors, who are feeling increasingly disenfranchised as the monetary policy takes center