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I is driving electricity demand to new highs, but why don't utilities just build more power?
In our latest interview, energy expert Joshua Rhodes explains why the grid can't simply expand overnight and what it means for AI, data centers, and the future of America's power infrastructure.
Markets are watching the Fed closely as inflation remains uncertain.
UC Irvine economist Eric Swanson explains what investors need to know about the next phase of monetary policy, including how inflation can spread through wages and the broader economy, why higher interest rates can slow growth, and whether the Fed can bring inflation back to its 2% target.
The Fed’s decisions affect everyone, but the framework behind those decisions is often unclear.
In this episode, Robert Hetzel, former Federal Reserve economist, breaks down how the Fed thinks about inflation, financial markets, crisis response, and why expectations are at the center of monetary policy.
Oil prices have remained surprisingly resilient despite rising geopolitical risks and concerns about potential supply disruptions.
So what is the market missing?
In our latest episode, Matt Smith, Director of Commodity Research at Kpler, joins Market Insider to examine global oil flows tanker by tanker and explain what the data is showing that prices may not be fully reflecting.
Every industry bracing for AI has a strange blind spot: one industry already went through it. Advertising started this transformation decades before anyone said "AI," and the results didn't land where the optimists or the alarmists expected. Jack Myers has tracked all fifty years of it
AI is driving a massive wave of data center construction, but who pays for the new power infrastructure?
As utilities invest billions to expand the grid, one question is becoming increasingly important: Should data centers bear those costs, or will consumers?
A college degree is often seen as a path to a better future. But for some borrowers, the debt attached to that degree can create financial pressure long after graduation.
Laine Schoneberger, founder of Yrefy, joins Market Insider to discuss the challenges facing student loan borrowers and the forces shaping today’s education financing system.
Siyamak Khorrami sits down with Robert Dietz, economist for the National Association of Home Builders, to discuss why housing affordability remains near multi-decade lows, why builders are cutting prices and offering incentives, and why resale homes are now often priced above new homes.
Dietz explains how mortgage rates, construction costs, supply shortages, and rate lock-in are changing the housing market for buyers, sellers, and builders.
New homes are supposed to cost more than resale. Right now, that's not holding up. Builders are dealing with higher costs and less room to charge for them, and it's changing the math behind new construction in a way most people haven't clocked yet. Watch the full breakdown
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I is driving electricity demand to new highs, but why don't utilities just build more power?
In our latest interview, energy expert Joshua Rhodes explains why the grid can't simply expand overnight and what it means for AI, data centers, and the future of America's power infrastructure.
5 days ago | [YT] | 21
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Markets are watching the Fed closely as inflation remains uncertain.
UC Irvine economist Eric Swanson explains what investors need to know about the next phase of monetary policy, including how inflation can spread through wages and the broader economy, why higher interest rates can slow growth, and whether the Fed can bring inflation back to its 2% target.
1 week ago | [YT] | 4
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Chinese EVs, batteries, and solar panels are flooding global markets. Is it a sign of economic strength, or something else?
UCLA Anderson Forecast economist William Yu explains why he believes China's manufacturing boom may tell a very different story.
1 week ago | [YT] | 19
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The Fed’s decisions affect everyone, but the framework behind those decisions is often unclear.
In this episode, Robert Hetzel, former Federal Reserve economist, breaks down how the Fed thinks about inflation, financial markets, crisis response, and why expectations are at the center of monetary policy.
2 weeks ago | [YT] | 6
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Oil prices have remained surprisingly resilient despite rising geopolitical risks and concerns about potential supply disruptions.
So what is the market missing?
In our latest episode, Matt Smith, Director of Commodity Research at Kpler, joins Market Insider to examine global oil flows tanker by tanker and explain what the data is showing that prices may not be fully reflecting.
2 weeks ago | [YT] | 9
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Is Advertising Becoming All Algorithms? | Jack Myers
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Every industry bracing for AI has a strange blind spot: one industry already went through it. Advertising started this transformation decades before anyone said "AI," and the results didn't land where the optimists or the alarmists expected.
Jack Myers has tracked all fifty years of it
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 13
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AI is driving a massive wave of data center construction, but who pays for the new power infrastructure?
As utilities invest billions to expand the grid, one question is becoming increasingly important: Should data centers bear those costs, or will consumers?
3 weeks ago (edited) | [YT] | 8
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The Student Debt Problem Isn’t Just the Amount Borrowed
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A college degree is often seen as a path to a better future. But for some borrowers, the debt attached to that degree can create financial pressure long after graduation.
Laine Schoneberger, founder of Yrefy, joins Market Insider to discuss the challenges facing student loan borrowers and the forces shaping today’s education financing system.
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 10
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Siyamak Khorrami sits down with Robert Dietz, economist for the National Association of Home Builders, to discuss why housing affordability remains near multi-decade lows, why builders are cutting prices and offering incentives, and why resale homes are now often priced above new homes.
Dietz explains how mortgage rates, construction costs, supply shortages, and rate lock-in are changing the housing market for buyers, sellers, and builders.
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 3
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New homes are supposed to cost more than resale. Right now, that's not holding up.
Builders are dealing with higher costs and less room to charge for them, and it's changing the math behind new construction in a way most people haven't clocked yet. Watch the full breakdown
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 6
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