John Authers

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Dreams Of A Soft Landing, Fears Of Hard Retirement

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A good scenario for the Fed is beginning to look as difficult as bringing a jetliner down safely on the Hudson River.

Netflix, Inflation And The Impact Of Reality

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Some longstanding assumptions need to be reassessed as prices rise and pandemic expectations wind down.

Markets Overestimate A ‘Powell Pivot' At Their Peril

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The central bank can't afford to back off meaningful rate hikes.

Omicron's Market Risk Is Already Looking Overdone

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The new variant's bigger impact could be on monetary policy, with the Fed unable to resist tightening.

The Stock Market Just Loves Biden Not Getting Things Done

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This year's rally reflects a lack of faith in the president's ability to push through corporate tax hikes.

Happy Mood Music In Markets Is Ignoring China Troubles

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Records for the Dow and bitcoin strike a jarring note with China entering its worst economic slowdown in a generation.

Charles D. Ellis On Winning The Loser's Game

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A discussion with the founder of Greenwich Associates and author of an investment classic.

The Inflation Numbers Are Undeniable Now

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There's no getting around it: The September data have dashed any hopes that inflation is transitory.

Inflation Clarity Doesn't Mean The News Is Good

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Disappointing labor data and supply-chain headaches are scarier than Covid-19 for markets these days.

Gas Market's Wild Ride Shows Some Machiavellian Traits

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The extraordinary surge in futures prices is a dangerous crisis.

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