Here are answers to some of clients' most frequently asked questions.
The last two weeks have provided a vivid reminder of how sensitive markets can be to small changes in the macro-economic outlook.
Despite alternating fears about overheating and recession, it appears that the U.S. labor market remains on a soft-landing path.
Commercial real estate has broad characteristics that should be attractive to both institutional and individual investors.
The Fed cutting rates in June will depend on monthly inflation numbers and particularly CPI numbers in the near term.
The most likely path for the economy is one of a continued, very tight labor market.
Most likely, the deficit and debt will continue to worsen, gradually adding to the underlying level of real interest rates.
Fed officials worry that they might still have to trigger a recession to get inflation all the way down to their 2% target.
Despite all the uncertainties, recent data suggest that the economy is looking stronger.
Higher real interest rates caused by the federal deficit could drag on the economy.
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