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Data for November shows that inflation climbed to 6.8 percent, the highest it has been since June 1982. That was during the early years of former President Ronald Reagan's administration, [...]

Wall Street expects the the CPI to reflect a 0.7% gain for the month, which would translate into a 6.7% increase from a year ago

Wall Street expects the the CPI to reflect a 0.7% gain for the month, which would translate into a 6.7% increase from a year ago

Wall Street expects the the CPI to reflect a 0.7% gain for the month, which would translate into a 6.7% increase from a year ago

The economy right now appears stronger than it was 2018, and therefore should soon push yields higher than what persisted back then. Here's my case.

Making Sense of a Confusing November Jobs Report

Here's what Powell's testimony and omicron mean moving forward -- and why I'm still optimistic despite long-term bond yields falling while short-term yields rise.

Let's dig into the big news and reports that were piled on just before Thanksgiving.

What you see now is probably what you are going to get in terms of labor conditions.

Here's why and how Powell is justifying the Fed's lack of action -- and why I'm optimistic on the economy, and pessimistic on the bond market.