Expect faster growth amid lower interest rates and trade tensions.
The tightest labor market in decades is shifting the balance of power between workers and employers.
The Fed might be powerless to prevent the negative effects of the trade war, but it still can boost the housing market.
As job growth slows, more high-paying jobs are being added to the U.S. economy.
Should we enter an economic downturn in the near future, households will have room to spend more and save less.
The fixed income market does not paint a positive picture for equities moving forward.
Just as many millennials enter their home-buying years, the labor market is strong and interest rates are low.
Millennials may not even notice a downturn that eliminates jobs because of the wave of boomer retirements.
If the Watergate scandal is any guide, the U.S. should experience an economic boost after a Trump impeachment.
A backlog of inventory makes the U.S. look more productive, but it won’t last.
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