Economy

Some voices say investors are getting carried away beyond what the Fed is really considering.

The historical interest rate average of 4% is no longer the norm.

The NRF cautioned that tighter credit conditions and higher borrowing costs remain a threat in 2024

Bill Gross says 4% is 'overvalued' while Jeffrey Gundlach calls sub-4% yields 'almost like a fire alarm.'

If the job market gets hotter, the Federal Reserve might decide to postpone interest rate cuts.

Money markets are betting on 3% federal funds rate for years. Silver lining: That would still be good news.

The big lesson is to be careful about when you're sure you're right because there may be ruts in the road.

The sector's continued health has meant opportunity for those interested in the sector. Mixed-use enhances that.