On Friday, March 6th, the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service released the first set of proposed rules for a new federal savings program, known as Trump Accounts, designed for children. With more information on the horizon, here's what we know so far.
Today we’ll walk through what’s been happening in the markets as a surge in headline volatility has shaped what we’re seeing. AI concerns have hit industries one by one prompting a “sell now, ask later” reaction – we’ll cover why in this episode of Charts that Matter.
Anytime headlines start throwing around terms like “stagflation” or “global economic downturn,” it can feel unsettling. So today we’re going to address the rising tensions in the Middle East and the recent jump in oil prices. It’s natural to wonder how all of this impacts markets, the economy, and even your personal financial plan.
Anytime there’s a leadership change at the Fed, it naturally creates a bit of uncertainty, because the Fed plays such a central role in setting monetary policy and guiding interest rates.
As we move deeper into earnings season, investors are shifting their attention away from big geopolitical headlines and toward the actual “report cards” companies are releasing. And with the market sitting near all time highs, understanding what these earnings reports really mean is more important than ever.
Gold, silver, and other precious metals have rallied sharply over the past two years, capturing a lot of investor attention. Gold recently climbed above forty-seven hundred dollars per ounce, while silver moved past ninety dollars—historic milestones for both metals. With prices at these levels, it’s natural for investors to ask an important question: Should I be investing in precious metals right now?