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We founded Bondsavvy Economic Advisor to provide an unbiased, independent perspective on how economic trends and public policy impact investments and other "pocketbook" issues. We evaluate events, data, and policies over the long term to empower and inform our readers.

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Recent and upcoming articles:

How More Fed Rate Cuts Could Impact Bond Yields and Mortgage Rates

“How More Fed Rate Cuts Could Impact Bond Yields and Mortgage Rates” Published October 10, 2024. 16 pages

With the Fed signaling additional rate cuts, we examine the impact the last three rate-cutting cycles had on short- and long-term Treasury yields and what this means for investors and mortgage rates.

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Biggest Drivers of Last 4 US Recessions

“Biggest Drivers of Last 4 US Recessions” Expecting mid-January 2025

There are over 30 components of US GDP, from housing & utilities to federal defense spending. This article will examine how different parts of the economy led to recent recessions and which areas were more resilient.


Which US Presidents Have Been the Best Job Creators

“Key Labor Market Trends Impacting the US Economy” Expecting February 2025

Consumer spending is about 70% of US GDP. This article will cover key US labor market trends and what they mean for the US economy.


How US Political Control Impacts Oil Production and Prices

“Does US Political Control Impact Oil Markets?” Expecting Late March 2025

We will review decades of data to examine how US political control and key events have impacted oil prices and US oil production.

I founded Bondsavvy to empower individual investors and to make individual corporate bonds an even stronger alternative to bond funds and ETFs.

Money market yields recently hit 21-month lows, and the paltry 1.2% S&P 500 dividend yield has fallen to 24-year lows. As of December 26, 2024, 35 of Bondsavvy’s 62 bond recommendations had YTMs of at least 5.75%.

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