What Does 3.5% Inflation Really Mean?

What Does 3.5% Inflation Really Mean?

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Rules Don't Flow Downhill

On today's show we're talking about one of the quietest ways a deal gets killed. Not a rate move, not a cost overrun. A city council vote you assumed would never happen.Let's start with the constitutional plumbing, because it explains everything that follows.In the United States, ...  Afficher plus

Shopping Center Revival with Michael Flight

Michael Flight has been specializing in shopping centers since the mid 1980's. On today's show we are talking about how shopping centers are going through a revival of sorts. We're talking about where the demand is and how to create value in shopping centers. To connect with Mich ...  Afficher plus

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U.S. Economy: The Fed Continues to Fight Inflation
Thoughts on the Market

After another Fed meeting and another historically high rate hike, it’s clear that the Fed is committed to fighting inflation, but how and when will the real economy see the effects? Chief Cross-Asset Strategist Andrew Sheets and Global Chief Economist Seth Carpenter discuss.< ...

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Where Things Stand Now With Inflation and the Fed
Odd Lots

Last week was a big one. On Tuesday, we got a CPI report that came in substantially cooler than expected. Then on Wednesday, the Fed hiked 50 basis points, which was a step down from the series of 75 basis point hikes that we had been getting at recent meetings. So where do thing ...  Afficher plus

Andrew Sheets: Inflation - When to Turn Down the Music?
Thoughts on the Market

The expectation of increased inflation is stirring concerns among investors, but the actual market for expected inflation suggests the Fed is on the right track.

 

The Fed's Tom Barkin On the Impact of Higher Interest Rates
Odd Lots

The US economy has so far withstood the effects of higher interest rates a lot better than expected. Unemployment is still at historic lows, even while inflation has cooled and the Federal Reserve has hiked rates for about 18 months. That's not how things are supposed to work acc ...  Afficher plus