Chris Zaccarelli

US Stocks Likely To Open Lower Amid Iran-Israel Conflict: Accenture, Kroger Stocks In Focus Ahead Of Earnings

Jerome Powell Blames Trump Tariffs For Inflation—Analyst Claps Back, Says Fed Is 'Overplaying' The Card

As Trump Flames Powell For Holding Back On Rate Cuts, Economists Divided On Fed's Approach

Jerome Powell Blames Trump Tariffs For Inflation—Analyst Claps Back, Says Fed Is 'Overplaying' The Card

As Trump Flames Powell For Holding Back On Rate Cuts, Economists Divided On Fed's Approach

Businesses Looking Past Tariff Issues? April Job Openings Beat Expectations: 'Should Give A Lift To The Market'

Federal Reserve's Preferred Inflation Gauge Falls To 2025 Low, But Jerome Powell Maintains 'Wait-And-See' Stance Amid Tariff Uncertainty

Businesses Looking Past Tariff Issues? April Job Openings Beat Expectations: 'Should Give A Lift To The Market'

Federal Reserve's Preferred Inflation Gauge Falls To 2025 Low, But Jerome Powell Maintains 'Wait-And-See' Stance Amid Tariff Uncertainty

Tariffs Paused, But Not Gone: Economist Says Inflation Risks Remain

Trump's 'Tarifflation' In The Spotlight As Markets Shrug Off Cool Inflation Data, Economist Says

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Inflation Cools, But 'Too Soon To Blow The All Clear,' Economist Says

Multiple economists emphasized that March's cooling may be temporary, as President Donald Trump's reinforced tariffs and trade measures could reverse progress by raising consumer prices.

Strong Jobs Report 'On A Day When Good News Doesn't Matter,' Economist Says

Economists are weighing in on the positive jobs report as fears of a global trade war roil the markets.

Latest Inflation Data Excludes Tariffs, Trump Policy Changes: 2025 Will Be 'Much More Volatile Year,' Economist Says

All of February's factory cost inflation measures came in lower-than-expected in the Producer Price Index report released Thursday. Economists are weighing in on what it could mean for the U.S. economy going forward.

Inflation Moves In The 'Right Direction' But Forecast Is Hazy, Economist Says

Bill Adams, chief economist for Comerica Bank, said that inflation is moving in the "right direction," making it more likely that the Fed will cut rates.

Markets Breathe 'Sigh Of Relief' As February Jobs Data Shows Economy 'Not Falling Off A Cliff,' Economist Says

February's jobs report released Friday showed the U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly ticked higher. Experts are weighing in on the report.

Inflation Runs Hot In January: 'Houston, We Have A Problem,' Experts Warn

Experts are reacting to the surprise inflation data and what it could mean for the future path of interest rates.

Interest Rate Cuts 'On Hold... If There Are Any At All In 2025' After December's Sticky Consumer Inflation Report: Economists

Consumer inflation eased slightly in December with core CPI coming in at 3.2% on a year-over-year basis, below the 3.3% estimate. Headline CPI rose 2.9% year-over-year, in-line with expectations.

December Jobs Report A 'Wake-Up Call For Anyone Betting On Rate Cuts,' Analyst Says

U.S. economy adds 256,000 payrolls in Dec, surpassing expectations. Despite strong showing, economists cautious of inflationary pressures.

US Stocks Likely To Open Higher After Plunging On Powell's Hawkish Comments: Analyst Calls It A 'Healthy' Reaction From An 'Overly Optimistic' Market

U.S. stock futures climbed on Thursday in premarket hours after a hawkish cut from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.

'Santa Came Early' But Fed Brings 'Coal Next Year': Experts Weigh In On Interest Rate Cut, 2025 Projections

The Fed now projects only two additional 0.25% rate cuts in 2025, a meaningful revision from the full percentage point of cuts expected in September. Markets reacted sharply lower following the Fed's decision.

'Markets Have The Green Light To Rally' After November's 'Yawner' Inflation Report, Experts Say

Most experts are anticipating another quarter point rate cut from the Federal Reserve next week after November's inflation data came in as expected. Markets are also betting on a 97% chance of a 25-basis-point rate cut.

Strong November Jobs Report Could Signal Slower Interest Rate Cuts Ahead, Experts Say

The November jobs report released Friday showed nonfarm payrolls surged by 227,000, a significant jump from October's weather and Boeing strike-related disruptions. Experts are weighing in on what the report could mean for interest rates in the future.

Inflation Decline Strengthens Confidence In Fed's Interest Rate Cut: 'If You Were Second Guessing The Fed... You Aren't Now'

Economists see the August PCE report strengthening the case for more rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and a positive reaction for stocks.

Fed Is 'All Clear For Launch' On Cutting Rates As Inflation Falls To Lowest Point In Over 3 Years, Economist Says

Lowest inflation since Feb 2021 allows Fed to cut rates next week. Expect 25 bps cut as members want slow decrease.

Friday's Jobs Report Is 'The Moment We've All Been Waiting For,' Economist Says

Per the latest jobs data, unemployment may lead to 0.25% rate cut instead of 0.50%. The economy added 142,000 nonfarm payrolls in August.

Retail Sales Numbers 'Were A Blowout Versus Consensus,' But Economists Predict Fed Will Still Cut Rates

July's retail sales soared, but economists expect Fed to cut rates in September due to rising unemployment. Stock market outlook remains positive.

Fed 'Truly Has A Green Light' To Cut Rates By 0.5% After July Producer Price Report, Says Economist

PPI for July declined following an unexpected rise in June, easing Fed inflation concerns. Traders eyeing CPI report tomorrow for rate cut cues.

Fed 'Made A Serious Error' In Keeping Rates Unchanged Before July Jobs Report: CIO

Economists say the Fed should have lowered rates after July's jobs report showed higher unemployment. The Fed may change its stance in September.

Wall Street Set To Tumble As Macro Concerns Return, VIX Spikes And Global Markets Sell Off: Safe-Haven Gold Rises To Record High As Traders Eye July Jobs Data

U.S. stocks were priming for more losses on Friday as traders await the key non-farm payrolls report. Tech stocks could again take the brunt of the selling amid some sector-specific concerns and the ongoing rotation out of the sector. Against the backdrop, the payroll data could be a make-or-break catalyst for the market.

Wall Street Looks To Ride On Earnings Cheer As Meta Q2 Impresses Investors: Analyst Says Economic Data, Stock Performances Suggest Republican Win In November

After Wednesday’s tech-led rebound amid the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, the stock market could be in for further gains. The major index futures point to a higher opening, although suggesting a slowdown in the upward momentum is in the cards.

Federal Reserve 'Should Take The Foot Off The Brake' And Cut Rates, Economist Says

The Fed kept key interest rate between 5.25% and 5.50%, maintained other policy rates, & lowered bond holdings at $60 billion/month. Job gains are moderating, unemployment is low, & inflation remains somewhat elevated. Fed is seeking 2% inflation & maximum employment. Economists predict rate cut soon.

Peter Schiff Warns Of Potential Market Crash, Small Cap Stocks See Major Investments And More: This Week In Economics

The past week in the financial world saw warnings of a potential market crash, a surge in small-cap stocks, impressive U.S. GDP growth, predictions of rising Bitcoin, gold, and silver prices, and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen refuting allegations of Treasury securities manipulation.

Fed's Favorite Inflation Gauge Keeps Falling But Fed Wants 'Durable Downward Trend,' Economist Says

As economists anticipate, the PCE price index continues to fall, reaffirming the Fed's possibility of cutting rates in September.

	
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