Dwight Johnston

What should credit unions expect from Friday's barrage of economic reports?

Oil rallies for a day, and stocks tag along for the ride.

Both stocks and bonds rallied yesterday on the heels of two central bank meetings.

Neither stocks nor bonds have made headway in either direction.

Expected news out of Europe has nonetheless piqued the interest of traders everywhere.

The markets were quiet for most of August, and traders are eager for September to bring more activity.

The lack of a unified opinion from the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors will leave the Fed in the dust when rates rise.

Although there are differences in bond rates around the world, they are all trading in the same direction.

Bank of England cuts rates while the American traders chew on domestic numbers and the Fed waits for European picture to clear.

While yesterday's FOMC statement was one of the most positive in quite a while, you wouldn’t know it by looking at where the bond market ...