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The oft forecasted Recession hasn’t yet appeared. Has it been avoided (i.e., “soft-landing”)? A look at the growing evidence leads us to conclude that

Strength in technology stocks as U.S. equities enjoy a bounce off their October lows looks like a breakout that signals the potential for strength

With the Federal Reserve holding its benchmark interest rate at the highest level in 22 years, analysts at Goldman Sachs Group say the “big

Investors should expect general reassurances, at best, that neither the U.S. or China are courting conflict as President Joe Biden and Xi Jinping seek to stabilize

Moody’s Investors Service changed its outlook on the U.S.’s credit rating to negative from stable late Friday. The ratings firm cited the federal deficit

Moody’s Investors Service late Friday cut its outlook on the U.S. sovereign credit rating to negative from stable, citing higher interest rates and doubts

Just as profits start growing again, the economy is starting to slow, leaving one thing abundantly clear: There’s no escaping a recession. As earnings

It’s the middle of earnings season, but the Treasury market is doing more to move the stock market than any company fundamentals. Stocks have

This commentary was issued recently by money managers, research firms, and market newsletter writers and has been edited by Barron’s. Yen Carry Trade’s Future

Despite the gloom around housing, home builder D.R. Horton beat expectations handily on earnings and revenue this past week. The shares, up 3.2% on