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With the Fed raising interest rates on the heels of a disturbing report on U.S. consumer debt, I’m left wondering how the rest of the country will fare.

The Fed Burdens Consumers Even More June 14, 2017 by Joseph Hargett U.S. Economy With the Fed raising interest rates on the heels of a disturbing report on U.S. consumer debt, I’m left wondering how the rest of the country will fare.

A double top is in place in Russia. It looks a lot like the one that formed in 1998, when the crash in Russia caused a worldwide market sell-off.

Russia’s ‘Scary Chart’ Points to a 1998-Style Sell-Off June 13, 2017 by Michael Carr Global Economy A double top is in place in Russia. It looks a lot like the one that formed in 1998, when the crash in Russia caused a worldwide market sell-off.

Mundane events are like gold ore to the data miners. They convert that information into digital portraits of us that they can sell to advertisers.

Your Data Trail Is Like a Gold Mine June 12, 2017 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion Mundane events are like gold ore to the data miners. They convert that information into digital portraits of us that they can sell to advertisers.

We expect 10-year yields to move higher when the Fed raises short-term interest rates. But nothing seems to be normal in the current economy.

Has the Fed Lost Control of Interest Rates? June 12, 2017 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy We expect 10-year yields to move higher when the Fed raises short-term interest rates. But nothing seems to be normal in the current economy.

Businesses and consumers have had enough time to react to the U.S. presidential election in a positive fashion. There’s just one problem: That isn’t the case.

Economic Growth Is Surprisingly Disappointing June 9, 2017 by Chad Shoop U.S. Economy Businesses and consumers have had enough time to react to the U.S. presidential election in a positive fashion. There’s just one problem: That isn’t the case.