First Trust market views, organized for advisors.

Recent commentary has sharply criticized new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh for rising long-term interest rates, attributing it to his approach to monetary policy and guidance.

However, a more plausible explanation lies in the market's reaction to substantial national debt and...

The US economy continues to grow at a steady, modest pace, with real GDP tracking near 2% and the first half of the year looking broadly consistent.

Much of the momentum is coming from AI-related investment, especially data centers, computer...

The Fed enters its next meeting with unusually little clarity, as Kevin Warsh has moved away from forward guidance and the market is left to infer policy from mixed inflation data and internal divisions.

A rate cut looks unlikely, while...

Alan Greenspan’s legacy is a reminder that disciplined monetary policy can shape markets and the broader economy for years.

His strongest achievement was helping lock in low inflation, which supported longer-term growth and gave investors a more stable backdrop for...

Kevin Warsh’s first Fed meetings signal a sharper shift toward simplicity, discipline, and less reliance on forward guidance.

Markets may need to adjust to a central bank that says less about its next move and focuses more clearly on price...