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Facts & Evidence in Financial Markets, Economics, Business, & Politics in the United States and Africa

Why is the U.S. economy still running hot after 17 rate hikes?

FINANCIAL MARKETS

Why is the U.S. economy still running hot after 17 rate hikes?

Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently stated that the economy was running hot and that cutting interest rates was not a possibility. He argued...

The Nigerian economy received $1.5 billion of capital influx within a week

The Nigerian economy received $1.5 billion of capital influx within a week

Cocoa prices soared more than 125% since the start of 2024

FINANCIAL MARKETS

Cocoa prices soared more than 125% since the start of 2024

Since the beginning of the year, Abbey Mortgage Bank's stock price reached new heights

FINANCIAL MARKETS

Since the beginning of the year, Abbey Mortgage Bank's stock price reached new heights

Appeals court to extend block on Texas immigration law

Appeals court to extend block on Texas immigration law

The Zambian government agrees to restructure its $3 billion international bonds

The Zambian government agrees to restructure its $3 billion international bonds

Bassirou Diomaye Faye elected President of Senegal after Amadou Ba called to congratulate him

Bassirou Diomaye Faye elected President of Senegal after Amadou Ba called to congratulate him

Anti-price gouging policy: Another interventionist delusion (Part 2)

Anti-price gouging policy: Another interventionist delusion (Part 2)

Government prints $1.2 trillion at-will to bail itself out of a shutdown

Government prints $1.2 trillion at-will to bail itself out of a shutdown

Using political power to force consumers to buy electric cars won't make them better cars

Using political power to force consumers to buy electric cars won't make them better cars

Anti-price gouging policy: Another interventionist delusion (part 1)

Anti-price gouging policy: Another interventionist delusion (part 1)

The European Central Bank signals cuts in June. Will the Fed follow the ECB's lead?

The European Central Bank signals cuts in June. Will the Fed follow the ECB's lead?

Affordability remains the main problem of the housing market

FINANCIAL MARKETS

Affordability remains the main problem of the housing market

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