The Fed Paints itself into a Rate-Hiking Corner

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Haunted Housing: The Outlook for Residential Real Estate

The housing market is haunted. It’s haunted by the legacy of too-easy monetary policy for well over a decade which allowed prices to vault higher in the post-pandemic boom. It’s haunted by tariffs and immigration policies that are simultaneously raising the cost of home-building ...  Show more

A Season of Moderation in the Year of Boom and Doom

This has been a year of distinct seasons for financial markets. The first quarter was dominated by the joint U.S./Israeli attack on Iran and its aftermath. The second was about booming tech earnings. The third quarter saw a sharp rise in long-term interest rates due, in part, to ...  Show more

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