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Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow Nails Q3 GDP
October 31, 2018
For the second straight quarter, the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow estimate proved accurate while the New York Fed's Nowcast missed by a wide margin.
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Risk-Off Flows Hit Financial Sector
October 31, 2018
Financial sector ETFs recently saw their largest outflows since February 2015.
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Checking in on Stock Market Sentiment Once Again
October 31, 2018
Despite October's healthy sell-off in stocks, sentiment among traders remains relatively positive.
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Detailing Trump’s Approval Rating
October 31, 2018
A look at Trump's latest approval ratings as the midterm election draws near
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Weekly Research Roundup
October 31, 2018
Selected charts and excerpts from some of our research over the past week
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LT Outlook: Inflation Takes a Bite Out of Home Appreciation
October 31, 2018
For those who include their homes as part of their retirement portfolio, consider the bite inflation takes out of any price appreciation.
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Long-end Yields Set to Decline, Flatten Curve
October 31, 2018
The U.S. 5-year 30-year spread is poised to flatten with investor positioning reaching steepening extremes and the Federal Reserve committed to normalizing policy.
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Yuan, Global Equities, Industrial Metals Still Knotted
October 31, 2018
Global equities and industrial metals are riveted to China as it decides how to defend the weak end of the yuan's trading band.
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Midterm Update: Six Days To Go
October 31, 2018
Updating the latest metrics on the midterm election
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What We’re Reading
October 31, 2018
Today's topics include the slowing housing market, capex fears, consumer confidence jumps, Yellen worries about rising corporate debt, "buy the dip" no longer a slogan, Michael Milken speaks, Trump vs the Fed, crude oil has a bad month, Canadian producers, the $1 trillion club in asset management and Trump's stock market tweets.
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October 31, 2018
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Too Much Complacency About the Stock Market Decline?
October 30, 2018
The stock/bond relationship is behaving in a very different manner this year than it has in past years. The current decline in stocks has not changed the Fed's inclination to hike rates and 10-year yields seem complacent as well. TV news channels are not as interested in the stock market anymore. This complacency suggests it will take more losses to stop the stock market decline.