Are stocks primed for a second half surge or a disappointing six months ahead. Let's ask Trivariat founder and CEO Adam Parker, New Edge Wealth's Cameron Dawson, and Payne Capital Management's Courtney Garcia. Adam and Court are CNBC contributors.Welcome one, welcome all. All right, so we're reminded today, well, the tariff stuff's still out there. I mean, the market's not reacting all that terribly, is it.No, not really. I I mean if you go through the details I don't even know if anybody understands the di ...

Goldman Sachs strategists raised their outlook for US stocks for the second time in two months, saying they expect the Federal Reserve to act sooner to cut interest rates https://t.co/67HCw3d1UK ...

Australia’s central bank surprised investors and economists by keeping interest rates unchanged and signaled a wait-and-see approach on policy https://t.co/Dnai4c7v2y ...

CD rates have been volatile, but CD shoppers still have 15 options to earn 4.50% or more, including two offers locking in 4.60% for up to 19 months. https://t.co/RVssjCJqlJ ...

(this is also why I'm in the market now to buy a forever, or almost forever, home. they want to aggressively push rates down....which will send pricing sky high...and you can always refi if you want) ...

After recently reaching their lowest level since April, 30-year mortgage rates tacked on 6 points in two days. Rates climbed for other loan types as well. https://t.co/BfRPPecPpo ...

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Our fiscal situation is a 350 pound, two-pack-a-day smoker on the ICU table. The U.S. federal budget is on an unsustainable path. We're going to be broke really quickly unless we get serious about dealing with our spending issues.There's no shortage of voices sounding the alarm about the national debt. America's borrowing levels are currently the same size as the entire economy and are expected to skyrocket from here. That's because the U.S. spends way more than it brings in and then borrows to cover that d ...

Inflation & Interest Rates - Sweden's inflation rate accelerated more than expected last month [1] - This increase in inflation diminishes expectations of an interest rate cut by the central bank in August [1] Economic Impact - The delayed interest rate cut could hinder efforts to support Sweden's struggling economy [1]

Israel’s central bank is set to hold interest rates for a 12th consecutive time, with policymakers waiting to see if the shekel’s recent rally helps tame inflation and paves the way for a cut https://t.co/qHKvPOyYNF ...