Governor Christopher Waller’s reminder this morning that he’d prefer a rate cut this month coincides with the White House looking for Fed Chair Powell’s replacement. And investors are taking it well.
Monthly Archives: July 2025
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On top of all the geopolitical headlines the money and bond markets have had to contend with of late, there has been another news story that has recently garnered its own fair share of headlines: a new Fed chair.
Amid the noise, August presents a tactical opportunity—if fiscal hurdles clear. With yields shifting, investors may eye short-term moves with cautious optimism.
It’s not often that you get a clean sweep of bullishness across the board. But when all of these indicators rise simultaneously, it typically isn’t associated with rising stock prices; one would expect stocks to decline.
How does one find and invest in companies that embody ethics, both in principle and action? Sometimes they are not on the front pages and you have to look longer, or harder, or smarter, to find them.
Demand for critical minerals is set to accelerate, driven by the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in clean energy technologies, next-generation semiconductors and advanced digital infrastructure. Strategies for the same are likely to lead to further investment in exploration, refining and processing, thus reshaping supply chains and market dynamics.
Bananas are an interesting food for a number of reasons. But why would they matter to someone who is interested in the financial markets?
Trade developments and continued momentum pushed all three major averages to modest gains again for a shortened holiday trading week. So while there is good news overall, uncertainty still lingers beneath the employment surface.
Investors are far less freaked out about tariffs than they were just three months ago, but they remain a sore subject. At the same time, most of us either know or have participated in, the roller-coaster ride of Tesla (TSLA) shares over the past several months.
Interactive Advisors turns 18! From candlesticks to candles then, we continue our steady run as a financial robo-advisor, and stay fully invested in giving our customers the same quality of experience they signed up for on day one.
Economically, the major implication is in the energy markets. Lower energy prices are a good thing for many countries and for the global economy. The utility industry needs power generation capabilities after all.
Once again, the decision to keep Fed Funds at its current level came as little surprise, as the Fed continues to be sitting back and waiting to see how the economic and inflation landscape unfolds given the uncertainties that have arisen from tariff-related developments.