Tag: inflation
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Market Outlook 2026: The Year of the “Great Broadening”
As we turn the page to 2026, the global economy is entering a fascinating new chapter. If 2024 was about the birth of the AI boom and 2025 was defined by policy shifts and “stagflation lite” fears, 2026 is shaping up to be the year where the benefits of innovation and easing interest rates finally…
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Breaking Down Today’s Payroll Report
The latest payroll report, released earlier today, offers a detailed snapshot of the labor market’s performance as we progress through early 2025. With job creation holding steady and wages continuing to rise, the report highlights both opportunities and challenges for workers, businesses, and policymakers. Here’s an in-depth look at the key findings: 1. Job Gains…
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Paycheck to Paycheck World
I read an interesting article today that stated a majority of Americans could not afford a surprise expense of $1000 or more. I wouldn’t be surprised if the number was lower, say a $500 dollar surprise expense. Inflation has pushed living expenses to an almost unsustainable level for lower income earners. It really is a…
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Gas Prices by President
Let’s take a look at oil and gas prices by each president since the turn of the millennium. Oil and gas prices have a huge effect on the world economy, especially on the United States economy since most US citizens are reliant on personal vehicles for transportation. High oil and gas prices can have both…
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