Today's topics include previewing Jackson Hole, Bullard gets hawkish, all eyes on Nvidia after the close, home purchases hit lowest level since 1995, government spending during inflationary periods, updating bank returns after monday's downgrades, and Goldman still wants workers back in the office
Jim Bianco joins Fox Business to discuss The Magnificent 7, a Bank Walk Update & The Bank of Japan with Charles Payne.
Jim Bianco joins ‘Fast Money’ to talk the U.S. Bond Market, what to expect out of Jackson Hole this week and more.
Today's topics include Timiraos lays out the Fed's next options, real yields hit 2%, a note on payrolls' annual benchmark revision, Fed officials' disagreement on the rise, S&P cuts ratings on banks, China's policy response to a weakening economy, what would the average American demand to change jobs?, and homeownership & rental rates in Europe
Deposits continue to leave banks for market-oriented alternatives like money market funds. Banks continue to tighten lending standards, dragging on smaller companies that depend on banks for financial services.
Q2 2023 earnings season is coming to a close. S&P 500 operating earnings have continued their decline in 2023, with a rebound expected later in the year and into 2024. This will be the final earnings update for Q2 2023.
Today's topics include Timiraos suggests low interest rates are relic of the past, the Fed will remain hawkish until something breaks, reasons for caution on future GDP estimates, more on consumers' dwindling savings, who is buying U.S. Treasuries?, zero day options, refinancing debt, magnificent seven bonds, and an eye on shipping as an economic indicator
Jim Bianco joins CNBC to discuss the Reasoning & Impact of Higher Bond Yields, Jackson Hole & China with Kelly Evans, Tyler Mathisen and Ron Insana.
Today's topics include more on China's challenges, interpreting Chinese data, no landing, the end of the bond bull market, checking in on Europe's natural gas storage, focus turns to options market ahead of Jackson Hole, and housing market defies expectations