In Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio J. Alemán explores why today's inflation drivers and concentrated consumer spending complicate the question of whether higher rates can return inflation to target. https://t.co/hwAeaZV0j9
In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán interprets the Federal Reserve's latest decision and recent economic data, analyzing what they suggest about the path back to the Fed's 2% inflation target. https://t.co/UT2GG8SNm9
Strong labor market conditions are not defined by job creation alone. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines recent labor data, the factors shaping employment growth and the implications for monetary policy in the latest Weekly Economics. https://t.co/sLT5DqqZuK
China's technological rise has captured the world's attention, but is the full story being told? Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán explores the realities behind the headlines and why the long-term outlook may be more complex than many assume. https://t.co/PRUgzhhJ4i
The latest FOMC minutes reflected a committee that remained broadly hawkish. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines takeaways and what the latest data could mean for the path forward: https://t.co/8ydU8evfWN
If you bought $MU everyday at market close and sold at market open, your return would be 138,330,342%
If you bought $MU everyday at market open and sold at market close, your return would be -99.2%
Almost all of $MU gains have come from overnight moves
I am going to set up a trading agent that buys $1000 of $MU everyday right at market close and it will sell it at market open the next day
This will be a fun experiment
Inflation eased in June and July, but upcoming data could provide a more complete picture ahead of the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán shares his insight in the latest Weekly Economics. https://t.co/q1JFZ6775y
While productivity remains high, employee compensation as a share of gross domestic income has declined. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines the gap between labor productivity and worker compensation in the latest Weekly Economics. https://t.co/I8JU37bTCS
Sector rotation helped the markets hold steady in July, with performance in sectors like health care, financials and energy making up for a slowing tech sector. Get the details in the July market recap: https://t.co/8EGfgnTFU4
The Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged, complicating the path ahead. In Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines what will shape the Fed's next decision in September. https://t.co/NcbAi0qbZi
AI is being adopted at a faster pace than technologies like the internet and personal computers. In Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines AI's transformative potential and growing concerns about a possible AI bubble. https://t.co/WrkX3OWnhv
The road to peace with Iran continued to hold the attention of cautious investors last month, as the outlook for oil price stability and its impact on global markets loomed over an otherwise strong economy. Get the details in the June market recap: https://t.co/cTzM0TaKtu