Will Obama be remembered as the guy who let the zombies loose on the US health care industry?

Worldwide, at the wholesale level, there's plenty of inflation.

While the new health care plan could have negative implications for business, for taxes, for the deficit, for interest rates and so on, the S&P 500 has gone straight up since its February 5 low.

Will the US muddle through what promises to be a period of below-trend growth and a long-term secular bear market?

Short-term trading is never only about analytics. It is also about systemic risk control.

All over the developed world, governments are getting a death grip on their economies, taking control of vital industries and increasing the state's share of GDP.

Lawrence G. McMillan reviews the options market in his weekly column for March 19.

In the US, producer prices fell in February, more than expected. Core inflation was barely positive. That is not just a US trend.

When will this bounce end? What will happen when it does?