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Latest Charts on Economy and COVID-19
We continue to follow high-frequency data to assess whether the US recovery remains on track or if it has been derailed by COVID-19 outbreaks in parts of the country. Here we look at 5 charts [...]
Are Recessions Good For Stocks
This isn’t like any recession we’ve ever seen, as it was sparked by a horrible pandemic and happened because people were told to stay inside. The impact was the worst contraction in gross domestic product [...]
These Low Interest Rates Could Be a BIG Problem for Your Current Life Insurance Policy
In these unprecedented times our attention is being pulled in so many directions that it’s sometimes hard to know what to prioritize. One financial matter that may need your attention is your life insurance used [...]
Biggest GDP Contraction Ever
The best thing we can say about today’s US gross domestic product (GDP) report for the second quarter is that it’s behind us. GDP contracted at a 32.9% annualized rate during the quarter, the largest [...]
Dollar Weakness May Continue
The US dollar was remarkably strong during the first quarter of 2020, benefitting from the flight to safety and rallying to nearly a 10% year-to-date gain at the stock market’s low point on March 23. [...]
Real-Time Data Recovery Stalled Amid COVID-19 Resurgence
We check in again today on some of the real-time economic data that LPL Research is monitoring to provide insight into how the latest increase in COVID-19 cases and the rollback of certain reopening measures [...]





