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Question #2 for 2024: How much will job growth slow in 2024? Or will the economy lose jobs?

Calculated Risk

2) Employment: Through November 2023, the economy added 2.6 Or will the economy lose jobs? The bad news - for job growth - is that a combination of a slowing economy, demographics and a labor market near full employment suggests fewer jobs will be added in 2024. Or will the economy lose jobs? million jobs in 2023.

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Can Anyone Catch Nokia?

The Big Picture

” It was posted online October 26, 2007 — 15 years ago today. In 2007, the very same year of the Nokia Forbes cover, Apple rolled out the iPhone; not long after, the decline of Nokia’s mobile phone business began. Forbes, Oct 26, 2007. Or, they were simply unable to make the turn. Predictions and Forecasts.

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Bond Yields Keep Rising as Economy Remains Resilient

Advisor Perspectives

economy has been surprisingly resilient. Bond yields continue to rise, with long-term Treasuries at their highest level since October 2007. Despite the Fed’s aggressive monetary tightening and the regional banking crisis earlier this year, the U.S.

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Treasury Yields Hit Highest Since 2007 on Elevated Rate Fears

Advisor Perspectives

The US bond-market selloff resumed Monday, driving 10-year yields to a 16-year high, as the persistently resilient economy has investors positioning for interest rates to remain elevated even after the Federal Reserve winds up its hikes.

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Thursday links: capitalist discontent

Abnormal Returns

wsj.com) Uranium prices are at their highest level since 2007. ft.com) Economy Weekly initial unemployment claims aren't budging. Markets Microsoft ($MSFT) has nearly overtaken Apple ($AAPL) as the market cap leader. semafor.com) Crypto How to choose among the many spot Bitcoin ETFs.

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An Ongoing Stimulus in the Economy For Years to Come

A Wealth of Common Sense

We bought our first home in late 2007. Our rate at the time for a 30 year fixed was something like 6.25% or 6.5%. It didn’t seem high at the time but then again we didn’t have 3% rates in the rearview mirror to compare it to.

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Friday links: what wealth provides

Abnormal Returns

Markets The spread between the 10-year Treasury and the dividend yield on the S&P 500 is at its highest level since 2007. wsj.com) Economy The Fed won't stop until they are convinced inflation is dead and buried. capitalspectator.com) A successful restaurant IPO doesn't imply a green light for big VC-backed tech IPOs.