Forbes, Apr. 5, 2016–Conerly, Bill
There’s good reason to expect long-term returns on capital to be lower than historic averages in the coming decade. This conclusion is somewhat speculative but one that should concern every investor in every investment class.
Wall Street Journal, Apr. 5, 2016–Eisen, Ben
As stocks sold off and volatility surged earlier this year, the talk of the markets was whether the Federal Reserve had lost control of the markets. Those concerns are going away quickly.
Minnesota Public Radio, Apr. 5, 2016–Moylan, Martin
Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari believes not enough has been done to protect the country should one or more of the nation’s megabanks face failure.
Bloomberg, Apr. 5, 2016–Jamrisko, Michelle
Job openings eased in February from a six-month high and American employers took on more workers, offering further evidence of a firm U.S. labor market.
Bloomberg, Apr. 5, 2016–Schoenberg, Tom
Stuart Delery, the Justice Department official overseeing civil investigations of banks for conduct related to the financial crisis, is stepping down April 14 to explore options in the private sector.
CNBC, Apr. 5, 2016–Lenzo, Krysia
The U.S. economy’s service sector expanded in March, a signal that business conditions are moving at a positive pace.
24/7 Wall Street, Apr. 5, 2016–Lange, Chris
The trade deficit came in at a wider-than-expected $47.1 billion, primarily due to a rising cross-border demand. The consensus estimate from Bloomberg called for a deficit of $46.2 billion.
Urban Institute, Apr. 5, 2016–Pollock, Alex J.
Will these seven steps solve all the problems of American mortgage finance and ensure that we will never have another crisis? Of course not. But they will set us on road more promising than sitting unhappily where we are at present.
Pleasanton (Calif.) Weekly, Apr. 4, 2016–Bing, Jeb
A new report by the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Research Institute for Housing America finds a strong correlation between the future housing market and the cognitive decline of older Americans.
KPLU (Seattle), Apr. 4, 2016–Gross, Ashley
Mortgage loan officers were more likely to approve marginal loans on unexpectedly sunny days and reject more of them on unexpectedly cloudy days, the University of Washington said.
