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More than 50% of debt for Russell 2000 companies is floating rate. For the S&P 500, it is 24%, see...
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Our chart book discusses the outlook for India. There are many reasons to be bullish. GDP growth is strong, inflation...
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This week we got data for retail sales for September and the first two weeks of October, and it shows...
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Looking at the historical relationship between the S&P 500 forward P/E ratio and subsequent three-year returns in the benchmark index...
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Listen to Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Sløk and Jess Lipsey, a Partner in the Real Assets Group at Apollo, discuss...
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Foreigners hold a significant amount of US stocks and fixed income, and the composition of their holdings has changed dramatically...
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There are two categories of spending in the federal budget process, discretionary and mandatory. Discretionary spending is subject to the...
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Companies with no earnings, weak revenues, and weak cash flows underperform when interest rates stay higher for longer because they...
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Eighty-nine percent of US government debt outstanding is fixed rate and 22% are bills, 50% are notes, and 17% are...
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US households have experienced significant gains in stock prices and home prices over the past 15 years, and Fed hikes...
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