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China Buying U.S. Treasuries Again
Currently valued at over $13 trillion, the U.S. Treasury Bond market continues to be the world’s largest and most liquid bond market, attracting capital from foreign central banks seeking safety and stability. Read moreWireless Prices Driven Lower By Competition
The FCC is considering the implementation of new rules for wireless providers that will enhance competition leading to lower prices for consumers. Read moreNew Fiduciary Rules Due This June - What Does It Mean For You?
New rules designed to shift the landscape of retirement advice were set to take effect on April 10, 2017. Read moreCredit Scores On The Rise For Americans
Eight years after the financial crisis, consumers that suffered bankruptcies and repossession are seeing their credit scores improve. Read moreEquity Overview
The three major equity indices all ended positive in April, with the technology heavy Nasdaq reaching a milestone. Read moreFixed Income Update
Analysts believe that demographical factors are increasingly influencing the direction of fixed income markets. Read moreThe Tax Benefits Of Homeownership May Change
As President Trump’s tax proposals are being unveiled, homeowners are carefully following the possible effects on home ownership. Read moreHousehold Debt On The Rise Again
According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, total household debt climbed to $12.58 trillion at the end of 2016, an increase of $460 billion for the year, making it the largest increase in almost a decade. Read moreOil Imports Into The U.S. Slowing
For decades, the United States has relied on oil and petroleum imports in order tomeet demand. Read more