Dan Burrows is a Senior Investing Writer at Kiplinger. He specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a keen focus on topics such as markets, inflation, and business leaders. Dan's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Buffalo News, The Beacon Newspapers, Inc., Fidelity Investments, and NewsBreak.
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Dan Burrows has a strong focus on finance and investment analysis, primarily centered around the United States. His articles often cite data and provide expert insights into stock market trends, job growth, and investment opportunities.
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Berkshire Hathaway is dumping equities, hoarding cash and making market participants nervous.
By: Dan Burrows
While the current pace of rising prices appears to have leveled off, the expected path of rate cuts has become less certain.
By: Dan Burrows, Joey Solitro
Stocks gave up early gains as waning consumer price inflation leaves rate-cut bets essentially unchanged.
By: Dan Burrows, David Alcaly
A slew of economic news and some tough posturing on trade put a damper on equities.
NVDA stock is a screaming bargain by some relative valuation metrics.
Investors can find bargain stocks in this raging bull market if they know where to look.
Some soft economic data was good news for rate cuts and risk assets.
No nasty surprises in the November payrolls data keeps a quarter-point cut in play.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates as expected, but the future path of borrowing costs became more opaque.
Encouraging news about the path of consumer prices sent risk assets soaring again.
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