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A 'K-shaped' economy is emerging where wealthy households thrive while lower and middle-income families struggle. The divergence explains the disconnect between strong GDP and weak sentiment.
Redfin predicts a 'Great Housing Reset' in 2026 as income growth finally outpaces home prices. Here's what the most balanced market since COVID means for buyers.
The 10-year Treasury yield pulled back from 4.2% to 4.17% as investors weigh softer-than-expected inflation data against persistent economic uncertainty.
Student loan forgiveness is now taxable again as of January 1, 2026, while over 800,000 borrowers remain stuck in a backlog for repayment plans and forgiveness programs.
Treasury yields have been sending mixed signals as Fed independence concerns clash with cooling inflation data. Analysis of what bond markets are telling investors.
Global investment-grade bond issuance hit a record $72 billion in the first two days of 2026 trading, signaling strong investor appetite for corporate credit despite geopolitical uncertainty.
Long-term Treasury yields climb to multi-month highs as bond investors question whether the Fed can achieve its 2% inflation target without triggering economic damage.
The 10-year Treasury yield surged toward 4.35% in the first days of 2026, sending a warning signal about inflation expectations and challenging the bullish stock market narrative.
Morningstar DBRS issues negative outlook for private credit as the $3 trillion market heads toward $5 trillion. Leverage is rising, margins are compressing, and warning signs are flashing.
With the Fed cutting rates but inflation still sticky, the 10-year Treasury yield is caught between competing forces. Here's what bond investors should expect in 2026.
The 10-year Treasury yield holds near 4.15% as markets digest strong GDP data and Fed rate outlook. Heavy auction schedule tests demand this week.
Wall Street doesn't want you to know this, but the most effective investment strategy is also the simplest. Here's the data.