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Democrats’ logic: If high taxes backfire in California or New York, then raise rates nationwide — and turn the whole country into a giant... Read More
Sri Lanka and Myanmar are rationing fuel. The Philippines has instituted four-day workweeks to conserve gasoline and electricity. Bangladesh... Read More
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While the public’s attention is fixed on an external energy shock they cannot control, they are overlooking a far more damaging,... Read More
Serious, but not systemic. That is how to think of the impact on the economy of the ructions in the private-credit market. Read More
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What Trump’s “exceptions” to his pressure campaigns on adversaries reveal. Read More
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris survey found more than half of U.S. voters think the economy is worse under Trump than it was under Biden. And 62%... Read More
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It's likely not driven by fundamentals. Read More
By embracing their traditional manufacturing and energy production roots, Western Pennsylvania is becoming a leader in AI economy. Read More
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The Iran War is illustrating the cost of anti-EV nonsense. Read More
Man is finally headed back to the moon—long delayed by NASA, red tape, and political meddling. Read More
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, both Democrats, have proposed pausing new data center construction until... Read More
Trust is Market Kryptonite. Never mind the price of oil, a lack of trust will deflate any Bull Market. Insiders and government officials are... Read More
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An eventful first quarter is now in the books. Read More
The first chart below compares the unemployment rate for the entire US population with the unemployment rate for people ages... Read More
A roundup of recent research on stock market crash risks. Read More
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The oil intensity of global GDP has plummeted since its 1970’s peak and is only half the level it was at the time of the Gulf War in... Read More
2026 should continue the bull market into its 4th year. Read More
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Scott Cutler, RealClearMarkets
As Tax Day approaches, Americans are looking for every legal way to keep more of what they earn. Healthcare is the expense most likely to derail any budget. Congress doesn't restrict IRA or 401(k) eligibility based on where you work. It doesn't limit 529 education accounts based on where your children attend school. Yet federal law limits who can contribute to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs),... Read More
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