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Week In Perspective | Kevin Warsh Nominated to Fed Chair [02-February-26]
Wall Street Weekly Market Update: Stocks Mixed as Fed Holds Rates and Earnings Roll In
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Breaking: Jerome Powell Investigation Sparks Market Volatility. What It Means for the Fed, Markets, and Investors.
U.S. prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell related to the Fed’s headquarters renovation project. Powell has called the probe politically motivated, raising concerns about pressure on U.S. monetary policy and Federal Reserve independence (Reuters). What this means for the Fed, Markets & Investors.
Start With Clarity: Your New Year Financial Reset Checklist
Clear the clutter and start the year with financial clarity. This expert-guided financial reset checklist helps you prepare for taxes, optimize contributions, update beneficiaries, and build a smarter financial plan, so nothing important gets missed.
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Week In Perspective | Santa Arrives on Wall Street [29-December-25]
The Santa Claus Rally is officially underway, and Wall Street is embracing the holiday cheer. Despite lingering consumer pessimism, stocks delivered solid gains last week as strong economic data, AI-driven momentum, and renewed optimism pushed markets to fresh highs.
2026 Market Outlook: Where Smart Investors May Find Opportunity Next
As markets move beyond AI hype, 2026 offers a roadmap for smart investing. Discover how diversification, patience, and global thinking can help capture growth while managing risk.
Jobs Are Slowing. AI Is Booming. What Should Investors Do Now?
U.S. jobs report surprises: 64,000 jobs added, but unemployment jumps to 4.6%, what this mixed signal means for the economy.