Japan’s prolonged period of low interest rates, a key feature of its economic policy for decades, has significant implications for global markets.

We have written many times on QE (Quantitative Easing) and QT (Quantitative Tightening); however, we have never talked about QN. QN is the ultimate goal for central banks – but what exactly is it?

Consumption spending accounts for approximately two-thirds of the US economy. It is vital that we understand the dynamics of the consumer because if the consumer falters, so does the US economy, which has far-reaching consequence

Higher real rates in the coming years might favor value stocks