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By: Josh Schafer
The market’s perception of the Fed’s path forward has completely flipped from the beginning of the year. Entering 2026, markets were pricing in two interest rate cuts from the central bank by year-end. By March, that had shifted to just one cut. Now, after several months of [worsening inflation dat
The Fed lowered its unemployment rate forecast on Wednesday. Officials now expect the unemployment rate to end 2026 and 2027 at 4.3%. In March officials had projected the unemployment rate to end this year at 4.4%.Over the long run, the Fed expects the unemployment rate to fall to 4.2% by the end
Warsh doesn't think less communication from the Fed will rattle markets. Rather, markets should be reacting to data and what's happening in the "real economy," not what investors believe it means for the Fed, he said Wednesday. The Fed removed its reference to forward guidance in its statement, and
When asked directly if the Fed will maintain its 2% inflation target, Warsh said he focuses on the number on the left of the decimal point, not the number on the right. But he noted, "The two is the left of the decimal point. For now, zero is to the right.""We have the capability and commitment t
Warsh has been consistently referring to the fact he no longer wants to give forward guidance. He's referred to the dot plot on numerous occasions when asked about the outlook for both interest rates and inflation. It seems he doesn't want to dig too far into today's rate decision either.When ask
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. shares are up nearly 100% in the past year, nearing a record high.
By: Josh Schafer
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. shares are up nearly 100% in the past year, nearing a record high.
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. shares are up nearly 100% in the past year, nearing a record high.
The SpaceX IPO helped power indexes but AI, economy risk market slowdown.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh struck a hawkish tone during his first press conference leading the central bank last week. The future still looks bright for markets through the rest of this year, but today I’m breaking down the key risks to watch in the second half of 2026, and how investors are digesting Warsh’s not-so-detailed preview of the Fed’s path forward. The factors that could drive markets higher for the rest of 2026 are widely known: Improved earnings estimates thanks to AI-driven demand, a dovish Fed, and a warm stock market welcome for Anthropic and OpenAI when they debut later this year.
