Jonathan Levin

November 8, 2024 US bond markets have had a minor meltdown since former President Donald Trump pulled ahead in prediction markets and then

The central bank chief has proved a steady hand on this year’s soft landing of the US economy. While Powell has made it clear he wouldn’t resign and couldn’t be fired, Trump’s best bet is to simply let him get on with the job.

The experience of 2016 shows that the fast profits have been made and the path ahead will be bumpy.

The next White House may not have the leverage it expects in trade negotiations.

The next White House may not have the leverage it expects in trade negotiations.

The next White House may not have the leverage it expects in trade negotiations. Jonathan Levin

Fed chair can help ensure that high borrowing costs don't snuff out a housing recovery and weigh down economic growth

U.S. bond markets have had a minor meltdown since former President Donald Trump pulled ahead in prediction markets and then won a second term, putting upward pressure on mortgages and other household borrowing costs.

The president-elect’s agenda promises uncertainty and volatility for stocks. A healthy exposure to bonds may be key to peaceful sleep.

The president-elect's agenda promises uncertainty and volatility for stocks. A healthy exposure to bonds may be key to peaceful sleep.