Sensing end of Fed hikes, some investors return to dividend stocks
NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) – Some investors are giving the shares of dividend-rich companies a second look as expectations grow that the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of…
20 dividend stocks with high yields that are expected to raise payouts the most through 2024
Ford, Morgan Stanley, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Devon Energy top the list of companies There are different ways to select stocks based on dividends. An investor might look for companies…
July showed that markets are dealing with a growth scare rather than a recession and inflation will fall sharply going forward, Fundstrat says
The economy has entered a technical recession — but it could be just a growth scare, Fundstrat said. Inflation expectations have flattened, and markets now see the policy rate peaking…
King Dollar stands tall as recession fears churn global markets
A cocktail of global growth fears, Federal Reserve hawkishness and euro weakness has boosted the U.S. dollar to its highest level in around 20 years, and some investors are betting…
Biggest Fed rate hike since ’94 overwhelmingly expected; what next for stocks?
The markets are now pricing in a 75-basis-point rate hike at Wednesday’s FOMC decision, something not seen since the Alan Greenspan days more than 27 years ago. There is now…
Inflation rises at fastest pace in 40 years, pushed up by record gas prices
The pain of higher prices continues for US consumers. Record gas prices drove inflation to 8.6% for the 12 months ending in May, higher than the pace in April, according to…
Solid May job growth seals the deal for more mega-sized Fed rate hikes
Better-than-expected job growth in May likely solidified the likelihood of the Federal Reserve lifting interest rates by a half-percentage point at its meeting in two weeks and again in July as it…
Fed’s Mester says inflation hasn’t peaked and multiple half-point rate hikes are needed
The Federal Reserve needs to raise rates by a half-of-a-percentage point at each of its next two meetings, and then assess if inflation has moderated enough to slow the pace…