And markets overseas have been relatively quiet as the new administration settles in
Dr. Marci Rossell to provide members with global economic analysis
The outside world has been holding down our rates, and what happens next depends on it
What to expect from the new administration in 2017 now that light is being shed
Assuming rates can't go much higher might be as big a mistake as assuming they wouldn't stay low
Higher import prices raise domestic costs, but not incomes
When the world is scared it wants sovereign debt, not mortgage-backed securities
Interest rates are going to stay down until wages turn
There's only one domino separating Russia and NATO
Any near-term economic surprise is likely to come from overseas
More evidence that this recovery will look like no other since World War II
Stable cost of energy is a huge help while buying time
Commentary: Fears of new bubbles -- especially in stock markets -- are legitimate
Commentary: No telling if runup is result of QE pullback, fears of future Fed tightening, or artifact of overregulation
Commentary: Many global indicators are at inflection points