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The Complex Journey to Lower Inflation Post-COVID
How do government policies and economic forces shape inflation trends? For Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) candidates, these dynamics offer insight into monetary and fiscal policy principles.
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Can the Bond Market Predict Economic Trends?
By examining the behavior of the bond market’s yield curve, analysts can gauge upcoming economic cycles. Recently, shifts in the curve have sparked increased focus among investors and policymakers.
A Decisive Moment: The Federal Reserve’s September 2024 Meeting
With inflation easing and unemployment on the rise, the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates marks a big moment in the U.S. economic policy. How should finance professionals interpret these
Becoming a Paperless CFA® Candidate
Being a paperless student means using more efficient and effective digital learning tools instead of wasting paper and time. Become paperless with UWorld Finance.
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Advancing the Role of Women in the Financial Services Sector
While the financial services industry has made strides in gender equality, much work remains. This article explores advancing the role of women in finance.
5 Reasons To Become A CFA® Charterholder
The CFA Charter opens a plethora of opportunities for successful candidates. Here is a list of the top reasons why you should take the CFA exam.
Calculators To Count On for the CFA® Exam
Only two calculators are approved by the CFA Institute for use on the CFA Exam—Texas Instruments BA II Plus and Hewlett Packard 12C. This article compares the two.
Is It Worth It to Become a CFA® Charterholder?
Although becoming a CFA charterholder is a tough journey, the Charter can advance your career. Here’s why it is worth it to become a CFA charterholder.
Fintech and the CFA® Exam
Fintech topics are being tested on the CFA Exam as they have become an integral part of the industry. Explore the relationship between Fintech and the CFA Exam.
How To Choose the Best CFA Exam Prep Course and Study Materials
Anyone hoping to earn the Chartered Financial Analyst designation must pass three rigorous exams covering a wide range of financial topics. Fewer than 50 percent of CFA Charter candidates pass