Episodes
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The case for healthcare price caps
Short-term bond yields are rising faster than long-term yields, indicating market expectations that the Fed may need to hike rates to control inflation.
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Canada taxes back
Tariffs are a traditional tool in trade disputes but can escalate into significant tensions, as seen between the U.S. and Canada.
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As prices rise, so too does our credit reliance
American consumers are increasingly relying on credit to cope with rising prices, which could lead to higher debt costs if interest rates increase.
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Wage growth disappoints
The U.S. jobs market remains strong with significant job creation, but wage growth is lagging behind inflation, raising concerns about real income gains for workers.
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Chevron's big bet
Chevron is investing heavily in Venezuela's oil industry, signaling a shift in energy politics and supply chain considerations.
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Even higher diesel prices are coming
Diesel fuel prices are reaching historic highs due to seasonal demand, geopolitical tensions, and tariffs, which affects transportation costs and consumer prices.
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Borrowing costs go boom
Global bond yields are rising across many countries and exert pressure on U.S. interest rates, which could impact borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.
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Oil markets brace for maintenance season
Interest rate hikes are expected to continue, driven by persistent inflation and differing economic opinions.
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The ongoing cost of ICE raids on Latino entreprenuers
The Fed’s Jackson Hole speech signals potential upcoming rate hikes, though its transparency remains uncertain, leading to market volatility.
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Grass is always greener
Companies' long-term guidance can influence investor expectations, but forecasts should be taken with caution due to potential biases.
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