One And Done-ish? By Peter Tchir of Academy Securities One and Done-ish One and Done seems to have been priced in, and we “kind of” got that, though I’ll call it “Donish”. They will decide what to do in June for the June meeting (seems like what they should do at every meeting). So, we
The move is the latest volley from Republicans in an ongoing battle over Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) practices in the financial sector.
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As expected, the Fed bumped interest rates Wednesday, adding a little twist with a promise of tightening credit requirements. All of the financial players were warned this would happen, softening the overall blow to the economy. But the banking crisis continues with most economists warning this latest hike will exacerbate challenges for small and midsized
A Michigan district and a Florida school have banned backpacks due to gun concerns, according to local news channels. The Flint Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday night to ban backpacks after two incidents the prior month caused the school to be shut down for two days, according to the New York Post. In Marion
In an article last week, I referred to the combination of rapidly slowing US economic growth and persistently high inflation as “stagflation lite.” Despite receding from the highs of last summer, inflation remains near its highest levels in decades as disinflation (particularly in services) has recently slowed to a crawl. Meanwhile, US economic growth has
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One of the major goals of the Biden administration’s plan for its so-called energy transition is to negotiate supply chains for lithium, copper and other critical minerals with allied nations in order to free them from their current China-centric control. China currently processes at least 60% of global lithium production and high percentages of other
Regional bank stocks declined on Tuesday following the collapse of First Republic Bank the day prior, the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history and the third major lender to fall this year. PacWest Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorporation shares were down 20% late Tuesday, while shares of Zions Bancorporation, Comerica Incorporated and KeyCorp declined about 10%. Federal regulators took ownership of the