Statements by FOMC officials and the implied projections of fixed income markets suggests interest rates won’t be cut in June. Policymakers await further data on tariffs.

If this drags OPEC+ oil producers and their competitors toward a full-blown glut, as is likely, another tussle for market share at low prices beckons.

Most mainstream financial websites are not “smart enough” to include special dividends. The yields they display reflect plain ol’ quarterly or monthly payouts.

Jaime Dimon warned of a coming crisis in the bond market due to the growing US national debt. The evidence of an imminent crisis is examined in the US and globally.

The generous assumption isn’t just a mindset. It softens our inner critic, strengthens our closest relationships, and builds bridges where money so often builds walls.

Regardless of the outcome of the tariff litigation, tariffs are likely to continue in some form. Falling recession odds and AI spending continue to send stocks higher.