A roving recession that hasn’t affected the consumer, yet, could turn into a stumbling recovery for everyone else. 

The US government has issued $33 trillion in debt. So who owns all of it?

The word “unprecedented” has been used a lot over the last few years. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Was there a major breakthrough of bipartisanship? It seems like nobody can agree on where to start the cleanup.

GDP revised. Yes, they’re still trying to figure out how much output the economy produced. And they’ll be doing that for decades to come.

Aren’t bonds supposed to provide support to falling stocks? That’s how things seemed to work during the two decades before COVID. 

A shutdown delays rather than cancels spending. In fact, a shutdown only affects up to 27% of total federal spending. 

The Federal Open Market Committee won’t tell you what they will do because they don’t even know 

Most consumers don’t care about oil prices. They care about gasoline prices. 

The federal government has spent $5.5 trillion since October 2022 and it has only collected $4 trillion. That’s not a sustainable path