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Bill Dudley
Government purchases could send the price soaring--while worsening the government's finances, fueling inflation or both.
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Aaron Brown
The AQR Capital co-founder says artificial intelligence is coming for his job.
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Jeff Buchbinder
Already elevated consumer optimism towards the stock market has moved even higher since the start of the Fed's easing cycle and the U.S. election.
by
Mohamed A. El-Erian
Europe's second-largest economy is not on the brink of an economic and financial crisis. That's not to say political turmoil won't touch the economy.
by
Mark Hurley
The acquisition is transformative for the industry.
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Jonathan Levin
Here's what the hedge fund manager said about his priorities before he became the leading contender for the role.
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Chris Hughes
Boss Larry Fink is at it again, splashing out on an alternative asset manager. It's risky, but he can afford it.
by
Bill Dudley
The upcoming monetary policy framework review addresses some, but far from all, of the right questions.
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Jim O’Neill
With Donald Trump apparently preparing to follow through on his promises of mass deportations, tax cuts and tariffs, it is only a matter of time before his supporters are disappointed.
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Robert Burgess
The U.S. has an unusually high amount of borrowing to do next year, and it can no longer count on price-insensitive buyers.
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Bill Dudley
Managing the U.S. Treasury market and the nation's fiscal trajectory will be a lot more daunting than markets seem to recognize.
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Jonathan Levin
The profit outlook for the group is converging with the rest of the S&P 500, but their valuations are not.
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Jonathan Levin
The president-elect's agenda promises uncertainty and volatility for stocks. A healthy exposure to bonds may be key to peaceful sleep.
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Ron DeLegge
This venerable exchange-traded fund did more than make gold accessible. It made new innovations possible.
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Conor Sen
A recent paper compares California and Texas to suggest a novel approach to improving homeownership for young families. It's an idea that can't be ignored.
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David Kelly
Now would be a good time for investors to consider broader diversification both among U.S. assets and around the world.
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John Mauldin
If Trump is really going to lean into inflation, he will need to do more than cut spending on the margins.
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Jeffrey Roach
In general, a tax from tariffs, or any other policy, creates a deadweight loss to the economy.
