The Hidden Liquidity Crunch: Why the Commercial Paper Market is Flashing Warning Signs for Stocks
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The Hidden Liquidity Crunch: Why the Commercial Paper Market is Flashing Warning Signs for Stocks

As the recent charts indicate, the CP spread has been grinding higher. This widening spread tells us that the market is inherently pricing in a higher probability of corporate defaults or a tightening of available cash.

New Expectations On Inflation, Interest Rates, and Gold

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American Card Holders Fall Further Behind On Monthly Payments

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When To Expect The First Interest Rate Cut

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The Job Market is Tightening But There Might Be Vacancies In These Sectors

The Job Market is Tightening But There Might Be Vacancies In These Sectors

At the end of 2023 job postings declined by 15% overall which was the result of some companies filling positions while others just decided to stop hiring.

U.S. Consumer Confidence Is Trending Higher With Caution

U.S. Consumer Confidence Is Trending Higher With Caution

According to Morning Consult data, ICS (consumer sentiment), ICC (current conditions), and ICE (future conditions) have been on the rise since July of 2022.

U.S. Consumer Confidence Is Trending Higher With Caution

According to Morning Consult data, ICS (consumer sentiment), ICC (current conditions), and ICE (future conditions) have been on the...

Rising Tech Layoffs Could Lead To Improved Profitability

According to data from Layoffs.fyi, 2022 saw 164,969 tech layoffs across 1,063 companies. In 2023 thus far, that figure...

Yet Another Outlook For Interest Rates

On Thursday October 19th, Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell, suggested that the central bank is inclined to hold rates...

Countries With The Highest Investment Risk

In addition to political and economic risk, a country’s legal and default risk must also be analyzed. The following...

Is The Stock Market Worth The Risk With Interest Rates Above 5%?

If market participants feel that over the next few years the S&P 500 will return less than 5% per...

The FTC’s Commitment To Slow Down Capitalism

In 2017, Lina wrote a paper in law school arguing for the breakup of the Amazon, claiming that the...

The One Month of The Year Where Fed Days Average Out To Be Market Declines

There is only 1 month out of the year when Fed days turn out to be negative days for...

The Giants of Consumer Spending, Gen Z and Millennials, Are Set To Fall Off

Gen Z and Millennials are often shamed for their reckless spending on goods and services but that spending helps...

Job Insecurity Is Starting To Spread Amongst Consumers

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s August Survey of Consumer Expectations found that, on average, nearly 15% of...

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One of Many Outlooks For Interest Rates Zephyr
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One of Many Outlooks For Interest Rates

Inflation has been trending lower throughout 2023 but the strong jobs market, and consumer spending, has made the Fed somewhat hawkish. Nevertheless the S&P 500 has posted gains of 16% YTD, most of which was initially fueled by the expectation of a interest rate cut in 2023.

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