Bond traders are sending incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh a welcome aboard message that puts a bit of a kibosh on his plan — which reflects President Donald Trump’s persistent demands — to lower interest rates. Sure, the stock market has been racing to new exuberant highs even while the Iraq war is pushing oil, […]
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The conversation in financial markets used to be simple: find the growth, buy the growth, wait for the growth to show up in earnings. That conversation is getting more complicated. The themes drawing sustained institutional capital in 2026 are not concentrated in a single sector or technology. They are structural, cross-party, and increasingly difficult for
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Experts say you need to get bored to become creative. In my experience, that’s 100% true. Take kids, for example. When they are being punished for something and are not allowed screen time, they’ll usually find a million interesting ways to play. When bored, they invent so many wonderful games and let their imagination guide
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American workers planning and saving for retirement often face two different, but related, challenges about how they think retired life is going to happen. The first is the financial planning part. But, in my years of reporting on real-life post-career stories, I’ve found that the equally confounding next step frequently involves concerns about how to
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Wall Street is celebrating markets sitting at all- time highs, but not everyone is convinced the optimism will last. EuroPac.com Chief Economist and Global Strategist Peter Schiff is sounding an urgent, yet familiar alarm. Schiff sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods and argued that the current rally is built on “hope, not reality” and warned
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No tankers have loaded crude at Iran’s Kharg Island since May 6. Eighteen vessels with a carrying capacity of 35 million barrels are clustered nearby, waiting. And the U.S. Treasury Secretary is now saying the pressure is costing Iran $170 million a day. The squeeze on Iran’s oil system has moved from symbolic to operational.
Scott Bessent cuts to the chase on Iran, what comes next for oil Read More »
Millions of Americans default to a single retirement account at their day job and never rethink the strategy as their income grows. For most of their working years, the plan stays roughly the same: contribute to the workplace 401(k), capture some or all of the employer match, and call it good. But that approach can
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