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Japan-BOJ-Balance-sheet-assets-2023-06-23-period-2001_2010

by Wolf Richter • Jun 24, 2023 • 0 Comments

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American Risk Services is Looking for a Data Scientist. WOLF STREET Readers with this Background Take a Look

by Wolf Richter • Nov 12, 2024

If you, or someone you know, live in that world beyond spreadsheets, work in high level business analytics, understand basic data science, predictive modeling, forecasting, neural nets, etc., please read on.

The Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in America, October Update: Prices Drop in 29 of 30 Big Metros, even San Diego & Los Angeles. Only New York City Ekes Out New High

by Wolf Richter • Nov 12, 2024

19 are below their 2022 peaks: Austin -20%, San Francisco -10%, Phoenix -8%, San Antonio -7%, Denver -7%, Sacramento -6%, Salt Lake City -6%, Portland -5%, Dallas -5%, Seattle -5%, Honolulu -4%…

Our F-150 XLT & Camry LE Price Index, Going Back to 1990, Is Updated with 2025 Model-Year Prices. There Were Some Twists

by Wolf Richter • Nov 11, 2024

Ford cuts truck prices after grotesque increases in prior years. Toyota axes the base Camry; new base Camry is a more expensive hybrid.

We May Not Get Our Recession until the AI Spending Bubble Implodes

by Wolf Richter • Nov 10, 2024

But this stuff takes years. Until then, the massive spending from corporate balance sheets and cash flows that circulates & circulates is very stimulative.

With Home Prices Way Too High, More People Profit from Arbitraging Vast Cost Difference between Renting and Buying

by Wolf Richter • Nov 8, 2024

Sky-high prices, today’s mortgage rates, property taxes on those sky-high prices, and spiking homeowners’ insurance costs create a peculiar situation that more and more people are taking advantage of.