The September meeting rate hike has undoubtedly been put back on the table because of the impressive labor results, but we continue to feel that the Fed will postpone a rise in the funds rate by citing continued concerns from Brexit and the longer term weakness in the labor market conditions index.

The TEI contracted slightly in June, marking the third consecutive month of drawdowns in the index

Unlike prior rate decisions over the past six months, this one is more of a snoozer

On this Independence Day, may we never forget those who went before that we might have the life we live today.

Analysts mull British exit’s complex impact on oil

Brexit: The Risks and Opportunities for American Entrepreneurs

The futures exchange can be surprising. While some investors use this market to make real money, it isn’t a vehicle for the faint of heart or unsophisticated.

In the wake of May’s lousy job numbers, is there anything that the Federal Reserve can do to help?

Economic Index: Upswing in local residential real estate

Chief market strategist Brett Ewing of First Franklin believes that the Fed has finally learned what it means to be data dependent.