The new Fed Chair confirmed by the Senate is Kevin Warsh, an experienced policymaker who served on the Fed's Board of Governors during the global financial crisis.
For much of the history of the stock market, investing was primarily about individual stocks and bonds. Over the past few decades, however, macroeconomic developments have increasingly influenced markets.
For many households, a home represents not only where they live and raise their family, but also their largest financial asset, monthly expense, and source of debt.
Back-to-back ceasefires, first between the U.S. and Iran on April 7 and then between Israel and Lebanon on April 16, changed the market's outlook. Let's dive into the details!
Chart of the Month | Stocks vs. Bonds: More Choices for Investors as Bond Yields Rise