So-called core inflation, or CPI data that excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose by 2.6% over the past 12 months, ...
The Consumer Price Index rose 2.7% in December over the past 12 months – the same as last month’s report, as expected, the ...
The bears can point to steep downward revisions to October–November payrolls, while the bulls hang their hats on broader ...
Among the factors pressuring bank stocks was President Donald Trump's newly proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates, ...
December inflation mostly met expectations at a 2.7% year-over-year pace. That was higher than the Fed's ideal target of 2%, which means the central bank still has to be cautious about stubborn ...
Following JPMorgan’s results on Tuesday, earnings from megabank rivals Bank of America Corp, Wells Fargo & Co, Citigroup, ...
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon, who has plied a soft line on Trump to date but remains a good barometer of Wall Street opinion, ...
Dave Ramsey is tired of the financial fearmongering. In a fiery speech, the personal finance personality went after what he ...
When you fixate on every government policy shift, you risk losing focus on long-term vision and growth by reacting to noise instead of leading with intention.
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When “Safe” is not enough: Choosing knowledge in an age of financial noise
By Prof. Samuel LARTEY In times of economic uncertainty, investors often retreat to what feels familiar and safe. Ghana’s ...
The biggest challenge for multi-asset investors is separating signal from noise amid constant geopolitical, macroeconomic, ...
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'Noisy' December CPI report shows inflation cooler than expected
Inflation data for December came in weaker than economists expected, furthering expectations that the Federal Reserve would keep its target interest-rate range intact later this month. However, some ...
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