Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist at First Franklin Financial, explains how the trade war has become tiring to investors. He says the market doesn’t believe a resolution is coming.
Tariffs or no tariffs, volatility in the bond market is all but guaranteed in the short-run- Brett Ewing in The Bond Buyer
Why trade tensions with China may help muni bonds
Pushed Into A Corner, China Has Three Options To End The Trade War
In its long history, China hasn’t been used to being pushed into a corner. But it is in that situation this week in trade negotiations, where it’s being called on to negotiate a deal under the threat of new tariffs from Washington. \
Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady as U.S. Economy Motors Along- Brett Ewing in the NY Times
Jobs look good, economic activity was solid, these are good comments out of there, but I think they acknowledged the 800-pound gorilla in the room – lower inflation.
Good News for GDP Growth, But Will Housing Benefit?
https://themreport.com/daily-dose/04-26-2019/gdp-building-on-growth-from-2018 “We think housing could be a bright spot for the economy in 2019, and it’s one that most economists are sleeping on,” said Brett F. Ewing, Chief Market Strategist for First Franklin Financial Services.
