The U.S. and Canada rely on a different makeup of sources to generate their electricity. How does each state and province make theirs?
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With the December release of the Consumer Price Index by the Bureau of Labor Statistics today, the final tally for 2022’s monster inflation is in. Inflation cooled towards the end of the year, with last month’s year-over-year price increases standing a…
Following another rate hike by the Fed last month, inflation showed further signs of cooling in December, as prices declined 0.1 percent compared to November and 6.5 percent compared to December 2021. While that’s still higher than anything seen in the…
Using our database of 500+ predictions from reports, articles, interviews, and more, we highlight what experts think will happen in 2023
Natural gas popped higher yesterday, and everyone was scurrying around saying it was time to buy NG. Zerohedge was particularly enthusiastic. Well, the pop didn’t last. My sinewave continues to hold sway:
When the Covid-19 pandemic arrived in the United States in March 2020, forcing large parts of the economy to shut down practically overnight, millions of Americans lost their jobs in a matter of weeks. Unemployment surged to an unprecedented 23 million…
Let’s face it, the market might be a snooze-fest until Thursday morning, so let’s trot out at old favorite ETF, which is IYR, the real estate fund. This hit a major bottom on October 13th (of course) when it tagged its Fibonacci retrace…
If the Fed succeeding is a “Black Swan,” bring it on.
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A tremendous credit boom took place in 2022 and it may not even be over. The combination of healthy banks, financially strong households, and attractive rates appears to have to led to a surge in bank lending. Banks and credit unions together created $1.5t in cash last year that likely has not yet fully filtered […]
