What’s Happening in the Markets This Week July CPI and PPI reports are due. CoreWeave, Nebius, and Applied Materials earnings on deck. Irza Waraich Aug 7, 2026
Morningstar DBRS: What Japan’s Break from Low Rates Could Mean Despite higher fiscal costs due to higher bond market yields, near-term credit risks are limited. Rohini Malkani and Thomas R. Torgerson Aug 6, 2026
AI Risks and Resilient Stocks: Morningstar’s EMEA CIO on the Global Market Outlook Mike Coop explains why stock markets have been strong amid multiple crosscurrents and where investors should look for opportunities. Karen Gilchrist Aug 6, 2026
Stefan Sharkansky: The Retirement Rule That Leaves Too Much Money Behind The statistician says rigid withdrawal rates often cause retirees to underspend. He has a formula that balances secure income with flexible spending. Christine Benz Aug 4, 2026
Markets Brief: Why Bonds Did the Twist and the Mag 7 Did a Split Bond traders give Warsh a thumbs down on the inflation fight, bifurcation in Big Tech, and the jobs report on deck. Tom Lauricella Aug 3, 2026
June PCE Report: Index Up 3.7% from Last Year, Softer Than Expected The PCE Price Index decreased 0.11% in June from the previous month. Bella Albrecht and Lauren Solberg Jul 30, 2026
Forecasts for June PCE Show Cooling Inflation Ahead of Fed’s Next Meeting The Fed’s favored inflation measure is expected to moderate. Irza Waraich Jul 28, 2026
Ask the Analyst: Are CD Ladders a Good Retirement Strategy? CD ladders offer safety and predictable income, but inflation risk is a major negative. Amy C. Arnott, CFA Jul 28, 2026
What to Expect from the July Fed Meeting Officials will weigh recent improved inflation data against the latest spike in oil prices, but investors may have to make do with less communication under Warsh. Leslie P. Norton Jul 27, 2026
This May Be the Closest Thing to a Risk-Free Investment TIPS can protect your purchasing power in retirement no matter what happens with inflation. Christine Benz and Amy C. Arnott, CFA Jul 26, 2026
Global Energy Crunch Entering a ‘More Dangerous’ Phase Why ‘it’s worse than last time,’ and what that could mean for inflation and the global growth outlook. Karen Gilchrist Jul 24, 2026
Brett Arends: Worried About Outliving Your Money? There’s an Answer The retirement columnist weighs in on income annuities, investing FOMO, and the appeal of TIPS. Plus, the crisis he sees in Social Security. Christine Benz and Amy C. Arnott, CFA Jul 21, 2026
The Retirement Planning Mistake That Makes Inflation Much More Expensive Michael Finke and Dana Anspach talked to Christine Benz about minimizing inflation risk and fortifying your retirement plan. Christine Benz Jul 20, 2026
Key Takeaways After the Best News on Core Inflation in a Long Time Here are reasons to be sanguine about inflation right now. Preston Caldwell Jul 17, 2026
June CPI Signals Cooling Inflation, but Fed Expected to Hold Steady Inflation decreased 0.4% overall in June, but it remains up 3.5% over the year. Irza Waraich Jul 14, 2026
Dana Anspach: Don’t Let Fear Ruin Your Retirement The financial planner and author talks about building a strategy to endure the ‘retirement red zone’ and avoid underspending. Christine Benz and Amy C. Arnott, CFA Jul 14, 2026
June CPI Report Shows Inflation Slowed More Than Expected CPI rose 3.5% in June on an annual basis and fell 0.4% from May as gas prices dropped sharply. Lauren Solberg Jul 14, 2026
Why Economists Expect Biggest CPI Drop in Years While Core Inflation Remains Sticky Gas prices will be the driver, but economists will be watching other key areas for clues about the underlying inflation trend. Irza Waraich Jul 13, 2026
What’s Happening in the Markets This Week Big banks and UnitedHealth earnings, plus inflation reports due for release. Irza Waraich Jul 10, 2026
It Could Be Time to Hedge Against Inflation The Iran war has led to significant volatility, keeping domestic price pressures in the spotlight. Joe Bullard, CFA Jun 30, 2026