Charts of the Week
Updating the Correlation Between Stocks & Bonds
April 25, 2025
As pre-Covid data rolls off the five-year window, the long-term correlation between stocks and bonds is turning higher.
Search
Found 40599 Results
Page 88 of 3384Charts of the Week
Consumer Spending Not Rolling Over Yet
April 25, 2025
Overall consumer transaction growth was positive in March despite concerns over a slowing U.S. economy.
Charts of the Week
U.S. ETFs Own Almost 6% of Bitcoin Supply
April 25, 2025
Bitcoin ETFs currently own almost 6% of all circulating bitcoin. While they offer exposure to crypto's price action, they might be a source of concern for real adoption of a decentralized, censorship-resistant currency.
Charts of the Week
Alternative Measures of the Housing Market
April 25, 2025
Many metrics of the housing market have returned to pre-pandemic levels. The number of homes sold each month, however, remains depressed.
Charts of the Week
A Long-Term Look at the Dollar-Pound Exchange Rate
April 25, 2025
A long-term look at the dollar-pound exchange rate
Charts of the Week
Weekly Research Recap
April 25, 2025
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Newsclips
Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
April 24, 2025
Today's topics include foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries, gauging the odds of recession, foreign vs. domestic ETF flows during the drop in stocks, Bessent vs. Lutnick/Navarro, the latest tariff headlines, retail traders buying the dip, betting against the dollar, and Fedspeak
Newsclips
Cartoons
April 24, 2025
Newsclips
The Rise of the Retail Trader
April 23, 2025
Unlike previous cycles, retail investors hold a much larger sway over markets. Who are retail traders?
Newsclips
Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
April 23, 2025
Today's topics include the latest tariff headlines, which way does the wind blow today in Trump vs. Powell?, a closer look at capital flight concerns, an eye on foreign participation in Treasury auctions, breaking down wealth in the U.S., inflation expectations, Fedspeak, and earnings calls turn pessimistic
Newsclips
Cartoons
April 23, 2025
Newsclips
How Could Firing Powell Be Good for the Fed?
April 22, 2025
The chairman has too much power and the rest of the FOMC voters need to start acting independently. If they did, the Chairman would be just one of 12 votes and not the subject of such intense scrutiny. This would significantly protect the Fed's independence.