US economy exhibits 3 factors that indicate recession: Nancy Lazar
Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar argues the acceleration in productivity is typical of an economy moving into recession on 'Making Money.'
Rising costs of housing pushing millennials to make 'drastic sacrifices' by living in vans for years
Millennials and Gen Z are opting to live in vans in order to save on rent and build a stronger financial portfolio amid the rising costs of living.
Fed holds interest rates steady, signals it is not ready to start reducing rates
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday paused its interest-rate hike campaign for the fourth straight time amid growing evidence that high inflation is cooling.
Fed objectives do not align with the Treasury in this environment: Mike Green
Simplify Asset Management chief strategist Mike Green discusses the unique relationship between the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department on 'Making Money.'
Investors can't bet against the Magnificent Seven: Alli McCartney
UBS Private Wealth Management managing director Alli McCartney discusses her economic concerns as markets continue to rise on 'Making Money.'
Fed rate cut fantasy got stopped today: Erika Najarian
U.S. Bank large-cap banks analyst Erika Najarian explains why regional bank stocks are getting hammered while the big banks remain strong on 'Making Money.'
AI growth trend is intact, not an anomaly: Lou Basenese
Public Ventures President and chief market strategist Lou Basenese reveals which Big Tech stocks give investors the best exposure to A.I. on 'The Big Money Show.'
Mike Rowe: Higher education has a big PR problem
MikeRoweWorks Foundation CEO Mike Rowe argues that four-year college degrees are no longer seen as a source of pride by graduates on 'Varney & Co.'
Fed Chair Powell 'owes' it to the market to take the 'tightening bias out': Gregory Faranello
AmeriVet Securities Head of U.S. Rates Gregory Faranello discusses Fed Chairman Powell's upcoming remarks, the handling of rate cuts, job layoffs and his outlook on global growth.
Fed likely to shed light on interest-rate cut timeline at January meeting
The Federal Reserve may shed light on when it will begin to cut interest rates this year amid signs that inflation is moderating faster than expected.
How to trade Big Tech behemoths like Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta
Simpler Trading VP of Options Danielle Shay gives investors the best three ways to trade Big Tech earnings on 'Making Money.'
Don't engage in this Fed-Treasury 'conspiracy theory': Don Luskin
TrendMacro chief investment officer Don Luskin analyzes the Fed's relationship with the Treasury Department on 'Making Money.'
Americans are still worried about high inflation in potential blow to Biden
A new survey published by Gallup found that a majority of Americans say that high inflation is continuing to create financial hardships for their families.
IMF predicts a 'soft landing' for the global economy, but warns risks remain
The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday that the global economy is likely to stick a "soft landing" in 2024, but warned of potential turbulence ahead.
Mike Rowe points out ‘legacy problem’ in higher ed system: ‘Inflation is not limited to our economy’
MikeRoweWorks Foundation CEO Mike Rowe examines problems facing American families when paying for child care and considering higher education.
Elizabeth Warren calls for Fed chair Powell to lower 'astronomical' interest rates
Sen. Elizabeth Warren and three other Democratic senators wrote to Fed Chair Jerome Powell to call for the Fed to cut interest rates this year to ease housing prices.
Man uses 46-year-old Disney World pass to be admitted into park: 'Golden ticket'
A man has gone viral on TikTok after successfully using an unexpired ticket booklet from the 1970s to gain entry into Disney World's Magic Kingdom. He said the vintage pass cost $8.
Fed is letting Treasury Department change monetary policy: Stephen Miran
Manhattan Institute adjunct fellow Stephen Miran examines the politicization of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy on 'Making Money.'
US economy set to 'slow noticeably' as consumer spending loses steam: 'Last hurrah'
Consumer spending is set to slow precipitously in 2024 as the job market softens and the economy continues to cool, according to Wells Fargo analysts.
Inflation broke Americans' holiday budget – here's how long it will take to pay off debt
Unanticipated holiday spending has pushed some consumers to increasingly rely on personal loans or ask lenders for higher credit card limits, a recent analysis said.