2022 saw its share of challenges for advisors and investors. Between record-high inflation, an inverted yield curve and a looming global recession, advisors faced no shortage of headwinds.

Explore how Powell's speech & inflation fears drive a bear steepener in the yield curve. Click for my look at the bond market ...

No kidding. Arguably, the Fed is still behind the curve and, per their mandate, shouldn’t have “let” inflationary pressures get this out of control while still stoking the flames with zero-interest ...

Widening UST yield spreads could be an opportunity for investors. Though, he bond market is struggling with deciding ...

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated more clearly than in the past that an interest rate cut is likely.

The history of disinflationary periods is clear: Rates need to exceed the current rate of inflation for at least a year to pull the trend line down.

The Fed is preparing for its first rate cut in years. Discover how a Fed pivot could shape markets, what history shows after ...

The inverted yield curve is still correctly signaling a recession even as optimism grows for a soft landing – and the Federal Reserve is making a major mistake in its war against inflation ...

The narrative around grade inflation would benefit from some historical perspective, write Christopher J. Richmann and Ryan T. Ramsey.

The yield curve inversion is saying a recession isn't happening until August 2025, according to Credit Suisse's chief equities strategist.

Paul Krugman Asks If June Inflation Print Is Just 'Another Head Fake' Or Real: 'History Makes Me Nervous' ...