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Production and demand growth was subdued by a combination of headwinds, including the Ukraine war and new COVID-19 related disruptions - notably in China. In Europe, the Ukraine war took a toll on production growth, most prominently leading to renewed falls in output in Poland and the...

With the Russia/Ukraine conflict raging, energy prices soaring, inflation spiking, the Fed hiking rates, and pressure on asset prices, it is reasonable to have a more bearish view. One of the biggest challenges investors always face is allocating capital to markets once a correction o...

Recession forecasts are topical lately, driven by the recent inversion of the Treasury yield curve for 2- and 10-year rates. US nonfarm payrolls rose 431,000 in March, extending a run of healthy gains that suggests the economy’s forward momentum remains strong. Economic mom...

Political Calculations' initial estimate of median household income in February 2022 is $74,799, an increase of $700 (or 0.94%) from the initial estimate of $74,099 in January 2022. February 2022's estimated median household income of $74,799 is just $21 higher than January 2022's inf...

The combination of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have some historical precedence, as wars often follow pandemics due to the economic disruptions which result from such cataclysms. It seems as if the MELA system is replacing the old economic system, perhaps permanently. The N...

The outlook for corporate profit growth and price-earnings ratios could not be more fragile. Many companies in the goods-producing sector are facing sharply higher input costs. Rising yields are often paired with declining price-earnings ratios because one is using a higher yield ...

There's still a lot of money in circulation that the Fed created from MMT, and it has to go somewhere. Much of that money will start hiding in 2- to 5-year Treasuries securities while the yield curve remains inverted, but also, fortunately, much will go into stocks that serve as inflation...

Stock markets fell in the first quarter as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine destabilized the growth outlook, amplified concerns about rising interest rates and unleashed geopolitical risks. While the conflict has created many uncertainties, we believe the impact of persistent infla...

Practitioners focus on the difference between 10-year and 2-year yields. Academic studies mostly use the difference between 10-year yields and the three-month rate. Both term spreads have normally moved in sync, but this year, they show a wide divergence. Those who look at the...

The US economy added 431,000 jobs in March, which was about in line with expectations when accounting for previous months being revised upward. The economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic has mostly healed, with the unemployment rate low and the labor force participation rate ne...