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And the House passes a bill to protect contraception.

Spending adjusted for inflation dipped 0.4 percent, a potentially worrisome sign about consumers’ ability to keep up with an inflation rate still far above 2 percent.

Reuters writer Ronald Popeski reported yesterday that, "Ukraine is holding talks with Turkey and the United Nations to secure guarantees for grain exports from Ukrainian ports, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday."

<p><span>Thank you very much for inviting me here to speak with you all today.  I’m so glad to be here, especially because my very first meeting as a Commissioner was with ACSA.  It just seems right that my first keynote speech is with you all too.  And it’s an honor to be part of a historic Commission, and the first full Commission in over two years—finally.  I know a lot of people ...

The week arguably offered some clarity on key facets of today's murky financial, economic and policy backdrops.

Global supply of key food and energy commodities is starting to impact the global economy. Rising core inflation and hawkish Central Bank policy could further impact economic growth. The Global Price Index of All Commodities has more than doubled since its pandemic low in Q2 2020. https://oilpric...

Beijing prodding may have reversed much of the week’s equities market pain, though I doubt positive sentiment will return anytime soon. Click here to read a weekly update.

Reuters writers Rajendra Jadhav and Mayank Bhardwaj reported today that, "But a rare confluence of high international prices, consecutive record crops, a weaker rupee against the dollar and improved internal logistics have made shipments from India attractive."

Big investment companies are buying houses at high prices and renting them out...They will destroy the American Dream of homeownership.

Ten-year Treasury yields jumped another 12 bps this week, with a two-week gain of 44 bps. War rages in Ukraine with no end in sight. Click here for a full update.