Danielle DiMartino Booth | TalkMarkets | Page 1
Former Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
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Called The Dallas Feds Resident Soothsayer by D Magazine, Danielle DiMartino Booth is sought after for her depth of knowledge on the economy and financial markets. She is a well-known speaker who can tailor her message to a myriad of audiences, once spending a week crossing the ocean to present to ...more

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Inflation ‘Out Of Fed’s Control'
March’s sticky inflation report has thrown into question the timing of the Federal Reserve’s anticipated interest rate cuts. In fact, some have said Americans can’t rule out the Fed going in the opposite direction and hiking the rate instead.
Key Data To Watch Before Next Fed Rate Call
The average US household doesn't have enough to pay for essentials like gasoline, the food prices and that's our biggest problem right now especially because these are sources of inflation over which the Federal Reserve has absolutely zero control.
The Tip Of The Iceberg: Layoffs Increase As Inflation Declines
​​​​​​​Big banks are quietly cutting thousands of employees, and more layoffs are coming.
The Cinderella Bid
As Marc Cerasini, who authored the book Cinderella Man, wrote: “Those who are willing to put in the hard work will get the rewards they want.” Investors today need to follow these words.
Scars Inflicted On Travel Are Looking Permanent
Travel is not bouncing back anytime soon.
Mortgage Market Sends Wrong Message
Applications for loans to buy homes may be surging, but the availability of such credit is tumbling.
The Sleeping Giant
A different breed of sleeping giant is threatening to stir out of his slumber on America’s mainland.
The Fed Faces A Housing Conundrum
Artificially repressed interest rates have perverted what was once a market driven by supply and demand.
How To Identify A Bear Market Rally
History is replete with examples of major stock market recoveries following big sell-offs, many of which turn out to be head fakes.
Rising Credit-Card Use Shows Consumers Are Strapped
Americans are increasingly reaching for the plastic in their wallets to cover what their paychecks won’t.
The U.S. Economy Is On A Sugar High
Many companies are rushing to secure products and materials before the trade war worsens.
Student Loans Are Starting To Bite The Economy
Student loans are now the second-largest category of household debt in America, topping $1.4 trillion and trailing only mortgages at $9 trillion.
The State Of Jobless Claims In America: One Nation, Most Divisible
As white-hot as things are now, the risk of a “downside” surprise is at its apex with all 10 states posting year-over-year declines in jobless claims.
Strong Labor Market? Dig A Bit Deeper
For the first time in four years, the U.S. Commerce Department may be on the verge of reporting a gross domestic product number that tops 4 percent.
Something’s Amiss In The U.S. Jobs Market
The Institute for Supply Management’s April survey of non-manufacturing industries showed that activity slowed for a third consecutive month, dropping its index to the lowest since December.
The Great Contagion
As we know, when distortions stunt the price discovery mechanism and obfuscate the consequences of risk-taking for protracted periods of time, bubbles burst, and outbreaks of contagion ensue.
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