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By: Vildana Hajric, Michael P. Regan
With Fed hikes likely to end in May, policymakers realize the US economy is slowing down but hasn’t “fallen off a cliff,” he says.
In this edition of the Bloomberg Crypto newsletter, Michael P. Regan ponders the crypto exodus from the US:
By: Vildana Hajric, Michael P. Regan
“When the Fed raises rates and it breaks something, it rarely happens that it’s a very small break,” Que Nguyen says.
By: Michael P. Regan, Vildana Hajric
Wells Fargo economist Sarah House predicts a “slow drag” on economic activity as policy stays tight.
By: Vildana Hajric, Michael P. Regan
The US government doesn’t have to default for the debt-ceiling impasse to negatively impact the economy.
Washington-induced market volatility is an opportunity to lock in real returns in corporate bonds, says Loomis Sayles portfolio manager Elaine Stokes.
By: Michael P. Regan, Vildana Hajric
The Federal Reserve is most likely halting its interest-rate hikes in June, but a strong easing cycle isn’t in the cards with inflation remaining above the central bank’s target, according to Elaine Stokes at Loomis Sayles.
As the company launches a new nighttime buying and selling feature, one Reddit poster asks: “Why would anyone want this?”
Consistent gains and low volatility may make farmland an attractive way to diversify.
By: Vildana Hajric, Michael P. Regan
In an era of historic inflation, one alternative investment has been making its way into portfolios as a diversifier and potential hedge against stubborn price pressures: farmland.
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