- From advisor.visualcapitalist.com|9 hr ago
For much of the last year, recession fears have been building against a sharp rise in interest rates and market uncertainty. Only recently has there been a shift in sentiment. Given the resilience of the U.S. economy, a growing amount of investors are seeing an increasing likelihood of a soft landing—where the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to combat ...
- From oilprice.com|6 hr ago
Crude oil and low-risk, short-term cashlike investments emerged as the best-performing assets in the July-September quarter, while long-term bonds sold off heavily. Front-month WTI crude closed the quarter at $90.79/bbl, good for a 28.5% Y/Y gain and the best showing since Q1 2022, while front-month Brent crude ended the quarter at $95.31, up 27.2%. Energy ...