2011 Archive

• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (October 19, 2011)
• Not the Usual Suspects: What's Ailing the Recovery? The Real Reasons Aren't What You Often Hear (October 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (July 15, 2011)
• Is the U.S. Economy Losing Steam Again?: Many Private and Government Economists Look for Some Upside in the Economy Soon. Northern Trust's Paul Kasriel Isn't Among Them. (July 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (April 20, 2011)
• Are Rising Commodity Prices a Real Economic Concern? Rising Commodity Prices, Especially Energy and Food, May Prove to be a Transitory Concern (April 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (January 2011)
• Gaining Altitude: Recovery from the Great Recession is Heading Back on Course (January 2011)
• Economic Blame Game — Not QE2’s Fault: The Biggest Global Impact of QE2 Might Be Political Rather Than Solidly Economic (January 2011)

2010 Archive

• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (October 2010)
• Few Inflation Fears; More Deflation Talk: Deflation May Have Nudged Aside Inflation as a Key Economic Concern. What Should Investors Really Expect? (October 2010)
• Municipal Works: High-quality Municipal Bonds May Offer Better Value than Scary Headlines Suggest (October 2010)
• Up, Up and Away? With Interest Rates at Rock Bottom, Investors Worry that Bonds are in Bubble Land. Here’s How to Deal With What Comes Next (July 2010)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (July 2010)
• Tight Credit, Slow Growth and Scant Inflation: Continued Tight Credit Conditions, Fed by Fears of Fallout from Europe's Debt Crisis, Could Help Keep Inflation and Interest Rates Low for an Extended Period (July 2010)
• No Day at the Beach for Eurozone "Club Med": As Global Economies Eked Out a Recovery, Debt-ridden "Club Med" Countries Wobbled, Rattling World Markets Anew. Why Investors in International Markets Should Care. (April 2010)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (April 19, 2010)
• Dramatic Reenactment: The Bull Market Has Been Following a Familiar Script (April 2010)
• Economy 2010: Tepid Growth, Fragile Recovery: The 2010 U.S. Economic “Jobless” Recovery Remains Susceptible to Financial Headwinds Marked by Shocks from the Commercial Real Estate Sector (January 2010)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (January 2010)
• Rebalancing Act: The Financial Crisis Ignited a Historic Shift in the World Economy. Here’s What It May Mean for Your Investments. (January 2010)
• Muni Bonds May Benefit From Favorable Long-Term Trends: Shrinking Supply, Demographics, Savings Rates and Taxes May Provide a Positive Long-Term Backdrop for Munis (January 2010)

2009 Archive

• Recovery Has Commenced, but Headwinds Remain: The Economy has Avoided Running Aground but Still Faces Strong Headwinds That Could Restrain the Pace of the Recovery Outlook (October 2009)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (October 2009)
• Don't Signal the All-Clear Just Yet: The Recession May be Backing Off, but an Economic Recovery Could Prove Weak (July 2009)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (July 2009)
• It Takes a Global Village: Governments Work to Stabilize the Financial Sector and End the Global Recession (April 2009)
• Destination: Recovery — When Will the Worst Recession Since the 1930s End—and What Can We Do to Spark a Recovery? (January 2009)

2008 Archive

• Sizing Up the Fed: The Spread of the Subprime Mortgage and Housing Market Crisis Has the Nation’s Central Bank Scrambling to Restore Balance. What Should It Do—and How Well is It Doing It? (October 2008)
• Take the Wheel—and Be Prepared: Market Recoveries Start Before the Economic Clouds Depart. Will You Be Ready? (October 2008)
• The Price is Wrong: After Hibernating for a Quarter-century, Inflation has Awakened. What’s an Investor to Do? (July 2008)
• Pulling Out the Peg? Gulf States' Central Banks May Hold Key to Dollar's Value (July 2008)
• A Bull in the Ballot Box? Historically, Presidential Elections Have Been a Boon for Stocks as Investors Geared Up for a Change (April 2008)
• Sizing Up the BRIC Bloc: Investors Should Scrutinize Brazil, Russia, India and China to Assess Their Challenges as Well as Their Potential (April 2008)
• Looming Large: Emerging Markets Generate Almost Half the World’s Economic Output, Creating an Economic Power Shift (January 2008)
• Will U.S. Economy Shimmy as Housing Market Shakes? Subprime Mortgage Defaults and Sliding Home Prices Could Drag Us into a Housing Recession (January 2008)