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Inflation Rebound? Oil Surge Casts Doubt on June Fed Rate Cut

Soaring oil prices are throwing a wrench into the Fed's rate-cut plans. Investors need to brace for a potential policy s…

Marcus Rivera • Mar 13, 2026
Economy
Fed Holds Fire as Iran Conflict Threatens to Derail Disinflation: Are Rate Cuts Off the Table?

With rates held at 3.5-3.75% and inflation at 2.4%, investors must prepare for a 'higher for longer' scenario as Middle …

Diana Kowalski • Mar 12, 2026
Economy
Fed's Rate Pause: What Does it Mean for Your Portfolio and the US Economy?

The Fed held rates at 3.5-3.75%, but sticky inflation at 2.4% and geopolitical risks warrant caution for investors.

Diana Kowalski • Mar 12, 2026
Economy
The Fed's Dangerous Bet: Cutting Into a Geopolitical Storm

While the Fed signals continued rate cuts despite Iran tensions, investors should question whether policymakers are unde…

Diana Kowalski • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
The Fed's Rate-Cut Resolve: Will Geopolitics Derail the Plan?

Despite geopolitical risks, the Fed signals it will maintain its rate-cut path. How will this impact your portfolio?

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
The Fed's High-Stakes Poker Game: Betting Against Oil and Iran

Fed Governor Miran doubles down on rate cuts despite Mideast oil shocks, leaving markets to grapple with a dangerous inf…

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
Fed's Miran Doubles Down on Rate Cuts Despite Iran War Clouds

Fed Governor maintains dovish stance amid geopolitical tensions, betting on inflation cooling despite war risks.

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
The Fed's Dangerous Waltz: Cutting Rates While the Middle East Burns

Fed officials like Stephen Miran remain committed to rate cuts despite Iran conflict inflation risks, betting on a soft …

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
The Dove in the War Room: Why Miran Is Betting on Cuts as Missiles Fly

Fed Governor Miran doubles down on rate cuts despite Iran conflict risks, betting jobs matter more than oil-driven infla…

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
Oil's $30 Whiplash: A Long-Term Investor's Guide to Navigating Energy Volatility

Extreme oil swings from $120 to $90 reignited stagflation fears, but history shows patient investors can capitalize on t…

Catherine Walsh • Mar 10, 2026
Economy
The Fed's Dangerous Game: Cutting Rates While the World Burns

Fed officials insist on rate cuts despite Middle East inflation risks, betting on soft landing over geopolitical price s…

Marcus Rivera • Mar 10, 2026