This morning's econ data included weekly jobless claims, which came in roughly in line with forecasts, and the Producer Price ...

CPI Came in HOT and Bonds Reacted Logically There's remarkably little else to observe beyond this morning's initial ...

Hah! Just kidding… But did you think, “Oh no!” or “Yippee!” when you saw that subject line? The ups and downs of the Consumer ...

Any recap of financial news headlines will likely mention Fed Chair Powell's congressional testimony today.  Some efforts ...

We know that bonds take a majority of their economic data cues from two reports: NFP and CPI. We knew that today's CPI was ...

With the whirlwind of Trump Administration news (Jonathan McKernan to lead the CFPB, playing hardball in Gaza, ending penny ...

The San Diego Padres visited an orphanage in Mexico. ‘It's really sad to see their faces with no hope,’ said Juan, age 9.” In ...

Mortgage rates have been on a vacation from volatility since January 16th when they fell back toward 7% after hitting the ...

What to Expect From Wednesday's Inflation Data Bonds lost ground overnight in sympathy with European bonds. The domestic ...

Friday brought the release of the big jobs report which is historically more likely than any other monthly economic report to ...

As always, the jobs report matters. Today, we're seeing an obvious reaction to a fairly minimal miss (143k vs 170k f'cast in ...

Minimal Selling Leaves Focus on CPI The first order of business this morning was to reconcile the weaker NFP reading with the ...