Dwight Johnston

Securities end quarter strong, while next quarter could determine rates for years to come.

The Fed has been throwing off mixed signals for years; yesterday’s FOMC statement was just the latest.

Memo to U.S. traders: Set aside the ECB and focus on what our own Fed might say next week.

Friday's U.S. jobs report is taking on more importance than we have seen in some time.

Traders have avoided getting caught up in the Chinese stock market, but can they wean themselves away from oil enough to watch fundamentals again?

Amid volatile movement in the stock market, the Federal Reserve is simply watching the world go by.

Expect economic hurdles and high jumps in 2016.

A drop in the Chinese currency sparks a new wave of selling.

The year-end action by FOMC could set the tone for 2016.

After the big jump in October payrolls, a more normal gain is expected.