Markets posted their worst loss since April as President Trump threatened China with "massive" tariffs and the federal government began layoffs amid a continued shutdown.

With the U.S. government shutdown and the absence of some employment data, what proxies are analysts using to assess the health of the economy?

What does the “dot plot” indicate about the direction of interest rates?

Why hasn't the broader global economy felt the full effect of tariffs on imports?

Joel Levington joins the show to discuss corporate credit, private credit, the auto industry, ratings agencies, and more.

AI technology has the potential to profoundly improve industries and markets, but not without some risks—like valuation and profitability—that investors should be aware of.

High-yield munis have extra risks and yields are low relative to investment-grade munis. However, investors in higher tax brackets may still want to consider a small allocation if it fits their risk tolerance.

Robin Brooks of the Brookings Institution joins Kathy Jones for a discussion about central bank policy around the world and the status of the dollar.

As the Fed cuts rates while struggling to balance slowing job growth with inflation concerns, the central bank's independence is being tested. What's the impact on investors?