
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Last Wednesday, the Treasury Department announced a record monthly budget surplus for April of $308.2 billion. The report elicited no noticeable market reaction, as investors continued to fret about high inflation today and slowing growth in the months ahead. However, a Federal Reserve recognition of the economic implications of a fast-falling budget deficit could hold the key to a recovery in recently battered stock and bond markets.
By Dr. David Kelly4.4
189189 ratings
Last Wednesday, the Treasury Department announced a record monthly budget surplus for April of $308.2 billion. The report elicited no noticeable market reaction, as investors continued to fret about high inflation today and slowing growth in the months ahead. However, a Federal Reserve recognition of the economic implications of a fast-falling budget deficit could hold the key to a recovery in recently battered stock and bond markets.

518 Listeners

977 Listeners

1,173 Listeners

2,175 Listeners

96 Listeners

288 Listeners

1,044 Listeners

289 Listeners

191 Listeners

71 Listeners

1,320 Listeners

80 Listeners

1,573 Listeners

212 Listeners

80 Listeners