Investors would be doing themselves a favor by suppressing the urge to “buy the dip” right now.
Even the remedies set up to protect the most vulnerable can prolong the problem.
There's a highly unusual disconnect between recession probabilities and U.S. high-yield bond spreads.
Home values are fast approaching the pace of gains that would be consistent with low inflation.
The unpredictability of rising prices is what confounds businesses, consumers and the Fed.
Home values are retreating in some of the most expensive cities in the country.
Earnings and interest rate outlooks both signal the potential for more pain.
Shares of consumer staples companies have trounced those of their discretionary peers.
Subtle signs are emerging that the market has begun to comprehend the challenges.
Higher interest rates and a return to growth in lending are expected to bolster profits this year and next.