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On Jobless Claims, Beige Book and Tariffs
by Mark Vickery
New initial jobless claims of 231K are higher than last week but still historically low. The Beige Book marks growing inflation pressure ahead of Trump's steel tariff reality.
ADP Outperforms Again: 235K New Jobs
by Mark Vickery
ADP's monthly payroll report says the private sector brought 235K new jobs to the U.S. in February, similar to the 234K initially reported in January -- which has been revised upward to 244K.
3 Small-Cap ETFs Experiencing High Inflows
by Zacks Equity Research
U.S. small cap ETFs witness high inflows, as current market scenario increases appeal of domestic businesses.
Have Reports on the Death of Low Inflation Been Greatly Exaggerated?
by John Blank
Most -10% stock market corrections like this last 2 months. So buckle your seatbelt until April.
5 Best ETF Charts of Q4 Earnings
by Sweta Killa
Several equity ETFs have impressed with their performances and generated handsome returns over the trailing one month even after being hit by the market rout.
All Quiet on the Western Front... and Elsewhere
by Mark Vickery
With almost all of Q4 earnings season completely out of the way, and with new jobs numbers expected tomorrow through the rest of the week, today is a good day for taking a deep breath.
Agricultural ETFs Stayed Strong in February
by Sanghamitra Saha
Several agricultural ETFs beat the S&P 500 in the last one month
"Death by China," Directed by Peter Navarro
by John Blank
A looming "Trade War" is front-and-center in the nation's news. So who's the gentleman who has been carrying this trade war flag into battle for years?
Inside February ETF Asset Report
by Sanghamitra Saha
High yields bond ETFs lost while short-term bond ETFs and global equity ETFs gained in February.
Jobless Claims 210K: Lowest Since 1969
by Mark Vickery
210K new jobless claims is the lowest since the Beatles were still together (and the labor market looked much, much different than it does today).