After the March Fed meeting, no more rate hikes appeared to be in the offing for 2019, so naturally, the only place to go from there would be rate cuts. Kevin Flanagan analyzes the Treasury yields that look more like the Fed already cut rates but forgot to tell anyone.

The U.S. Treasury yield curve went inverted last week for the 1st time since 2007. Certainly, it is a noteworthy development in bond-land. Kevin Flanagan provides some quick insights on what this means for your fixed income portfolio.

Is the Federal Reserve leaving March by “going out like a lamb?” Kevin Flanagan discusses the outcome of this week’s FOMC meeting.

There’s nothing like a paltry 20,000 gain in total nonfarm payrolls to get market participants talking. That is exactly what happened when the February jobs report was released last week. Kevin Flanagan debates whether this is the beginning of a new, weaker trend or is it merely like ‘stubbing your toe’?