Amber Kanwar

2 weeks ago | moneyshow.com | Amber Kanwar

Stocks have been selling off amid the passage of President Trump’s “big, beautiful” budget bill. Why? It’s doing little to quell anxieties in the bond market. For years people have said government borrowing and deficits are on an unsustainable path. But it appears 2025 is the year that is coming home to roost, observes Amber Kanwar, host of the In the Money with Amber Kanwar podcast.

3 weeks ago | moneyshow.com | Amber Kanwar

Stocks got a lift from data showing headline US inflation unexpectedly cooled year-over-year to the lowest level in four years. Meanwhile, Coinbase Global Inc. (COIN) just surged on news that it will be added to the S&P 500 – making it the first crypto company to enter the blue-chip index, notes Amber Kanwar, host of the In the Money with Amber Kanwar podcast. Headline inflation only grew 2.3%, down from 2.4%, while month-to-month figures didn’t pick up as much as anticipated.

1 month ago | evolvemagazine.ca | Amber Kanwar

By:  Amber Kanwar, Host In the Money with Amber Kanwar As we approach a crucial week in global markets, concerns over new U.S. tariffs and political developments in Canada are weighing heavily on investors. North American markets are under pressure ahead of the U.S. “Liberation Day” on April 2nd, with the announcement of reciprocal tariffs expected to impact global trade.

2 months ago | moneyshow.com | Amber Kanwar

There is a gob of Play-Doh newly enmeshed into my bedroom carpet. Normally this would set-off a material increase in tempers while I mentally calculate how much this is going to cost me. But it could be worse. It’s not like they made a $6 trillion mess for someone else to clean up, observes Amber Kanwar, host of the In the Money with Amber Kanwar podcast. Citi’s US equity strategist says 4,700 is where the S&P 500 would be fully pricing in the impact of tariffs (7% lower from here).

2 months ago | evolvemagazine.ca | Amber Kanwar

By: Amber Kanwar, Host In The Money PodcastThe stock market continues to be liberated from gains as of March 31st. Futures are under pressure ahead of the “Liberation Day” on April 2nd – the day the US plans to announce reciprocal tariffs. News headlines over the weekend suggest the worst case scenario isn’t imaginative enough. The White House is reportedly “scrambling” to determine the specifics of its new tariff agenda, reports the Wall Street Journal.