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Here's Why Bonds Are Pausing, and Why Yields May Resume Their Rise The possibility of lasting inflation is very real, and that possibility likely will result in bond yields continuing to rise. Apr 21, 2021 | 10:30 AM EDT While U.S. economic reports keep surprising to the upside, bond yields fell for the second week in a rowThis strange dichotomy has brought rise to a theory that perhaps macro data are peaking, which in turn will remove any catalyst for bond yields to keep risingWhile I think it is likely that the data are peaking in a certain sense, this makes for... ...

SWINDON based Wessex Male Choir has won the Wiltshire Life Arts Culture and Music (Groups) 2021 Award for excellence in the arts. The men of the Wessex are thrilled to receive this award in a year when public performances have included video recordings. Tom Graff the choir's musical director said: "Keeping up interest in learning music while we are not meeting each Tuesday is hard. Working on your own without the joy of singing as a group is simply not as much fun—in short, we miss each other. "The online support we offer our choristers through our members website has provided track...

How 'Inflated' PCE Figures Might Affect Fed Rate Hikes Prices are rising, but the data is messy, especially right now. Here is how I'm thinking about it, and when the Fed might hike rates as a result. Apr 14, 2021 | 10:30 AM EDT For months, inflation risk has been front of mind for investorsNow, we are finally going to see some real data on post-pandemic inflation, starting with the Consumer Price Index release on TuesdayProperly analyzing the forward-looking trend for inflation will be crucial to successfully navigating markets in the coming monthsHere is my approachHow ... ...

Walking Alone, Low Volume, Watching the Russell 2000, Fed Minutes, Margin Buying Looking at a painting by Renoir side by side. You see beauty. I check my watch. The same is true with economic policy. Apr 08, 2021 | 07:53 AM EDT When there's nothing to lose, and there's nothing to prove Well. I'm dancing with myself Ah, oh, oh-oh. Walking Alone Wednesday morning. I walked my usual walk. After writing Market Recon and before doing anything else. So, it's an early walk, but the sun is up. The critters of the night had disappeared, and those of the day had begun their routines. This day, ...

The Fed must walk a fine line Wednesday as financial markets hang in the balance CNBC 5 days ago Jeff Cox The Federal Reserve concludes its two-day policy meeting Wednesday, with expectations for no change in interest rates. However, Bank of America said the meeting will be "one of the most critical events for the Fed in some time." Chairman Jerome Powell and his fellow policymakers will have to convince investors that the current policy is correct and won’t change in response to a brighter economic outlook and major progress in the Covid-19 fight. © Provided by CNBC U....