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Weekly Economic Insight – February 27, 2023

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

FOMC Says Inflation Is Still Too High Presented by Cornerstone Financial Advisory, LLC Concerns over a firmer monetary policy were heightened by fresh economic data, touching off a climb in bond yields and a slide in stock prices last week. 6 This Week: Key Economic Data Monday: Durable Goods Orders. a Registered Investment Advisor.

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Weekly Market Insights – October 23, 2023

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

Yields rose after traders speculated that strong economic data might persuade the Fed to raise rates. Economic Strength, Housing Weakness The economy continued to evidence surprising strength according to data released last week. Existing home sales are on track to record their slowest year since 2011. Durable Goods Orders.

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Debt Ceiling Primer | Weekly Market Commentary | February 27, 2023

James Hendries

We continue to believe the chances that Congress will fail to raise the debt ceiling before the x date remain extremely low, but current political dynamics have likely increased the risk and there are some negative consequences to even an eleventh hour agreement, as we saw in 2011. S&P has maintained that AA+ rating since 2011.

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Weekly Market Insights – March 6, 2023

Cornerstone Financial Advisory

4 Disconcerting Economic Data It was a relatively quiet week for economic news, but several new economic data reports gave insights into overall activity. This Week: Key Economic Data Monday: Factory Orders. Source: Econoday, March 3, 2023 The Econoday economic calendar lists upcoming U.S. What nation is this?

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Government Debt and Stock Returns

ClearMoney

Exhibit 1 shows that roughly half the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) member countries have general government debt-to-gross domestic product2 (debt/GDP) ratios above 70%, with 10 countries—including the US, Japan, and the United Kingdom (UK)—exceeding 100%. Reuters (2011). Trading Economics.

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Is $22 Trillion a Tipping Point?

ClearMoney

Exhibit 1 shows that roughly half the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) member countries have general government debt-to-gross domestic product2 (debt/GDP) ratios above 70%, with 10 countries—including the US, Japan, and the United Kingdom (UK)—exceeding 100%. 5Reuters (2011). Trading Economics.

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How Much Higher Can Rates Go? | Weekly Market Commentary | September 19, 2022

James Hendries

Because of the ever higher Fed rate hike expectations, the yield on the 10-year Treasury security has increased by nearly 200 bp this year after increasing around 100 bp in 2020 and is at the highest level since 2011 [Figure 1]. economic growth. Investing involves risks including possible loss of principal. The shape of U.S