If you have heard “stocks are really cheap,” or “stocks are too expensive right now,” it is probably in reference to valuations—widely followed calculations that compare a stock or an index’s price to ...

$845 billion.[i] That huge number was the US’s trade deficit last year—the world’s largest. Many believe that massive trade deficit is a drag on economic growth—and, hence, stocks. However, Fisher ...

Whenever wage data hit the wires, pundits typically discuss the implications for inflation and monetary policy ahead. For instance, Canada’s more than 8 per cent annualized hourly wage growth in May ...