James Picerno is the Director of Analytics at The Milwaukee Co. He specializes in finance, economic policy, and global markets, with a focus on commodities, energy, and regional economies. His insights and analyses have been featured in multiple outlets, including NXTmine, RealClearMarkets, and Seeking Alpha.
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James Picerno focuses primarily on finance and investment analysis, with a strong emphasis on citing data to support his articles. He delves into topics such as financial markets, the Federal Reserve, global economy, stock market trends, and GDP growth.
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Diversifying into foreign bond markets has been a win for US investors this year, based on a review of a set of ETFs through Aug. 27's close.
Diverging Treasury yield curves highlight a clash between short-term resilience and rising long-term recession risks.
The majority of the major asset classes rose in August, led by commodities for a second straight month, based on a set of ETF proxies.
Commodities surged 6.2% in August, cementing a dominant 47.6% year-to-date lead among asset classes.
The total return forecast for the Global Market Index continued to tick higher in August for the long-run outlook.
The Global Market Index long-run forecast rose to 8.1%, trailing its 10-year historical return of 9.9%.
Value stocks and small companies are outperforming broad measures of market cap-weighted indexes this year, according to a set of ETFs.
In a speech yesterday, Waller argued that keeping rates steady still has merit. His comments helped shift market expectations to a coin flip for the rate decision later this month.
Pressures appear to be building for the US economy, but the warning signs look less severe when viewed through third-quarter GDP estimates.
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF is outperforming most of its sector components with a 12.9% year-to-date return.
