Scott Brown

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Relief At The Pump And For Portfolios?

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There are some potential signs that energy trends could be changing.

The Return Of Fiscal Policy?

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Is expansionary fiscal policy even feasible at this point?

What, Me Worry?

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The slowdown in productivity growth remains a concern.

The Signal And The Noise

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When growth is moderate and not necessarily firing on all cylinders, the data can be all over the place.

GDP, The Labor Market And The Fed

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As if this year hasn’t been odd enough, the advance GDP report for the second quarter presented a strange picture.

Real GDP: 2Q16 Outlook And Revisions

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The economic data arriving this week and next will help to solidify the near-term outlook for growth and monetary policy.

Fed On Hold, But For How Long?

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At the consumer level, inflation pressures appear to be mostly consigned to shelter and healthcare.

The June Employment Report

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If the weak May number was an anomaly, then so too was the figure for June.

Meanwhile, Back At The Ranch ...

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The U.K.'s disentanglement from the European Union will be a lengthy and uncertain process.

Anarchy In The U.K. / I'm So Bored With The U.S.A.

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The U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union is not a Lehman-type event. Full-blown panic is unlikely.

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