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Equities The S&P 500 returned -3.1% as uncertainty over tariffs and weak economic data roiled markets. The U.S. dollar saw its longest losing streak since last September, ending the weak
Equities The S&P 500 returned -1.0%; the damage would have been worse if not for a 1.6% window-dressing rally in the final two hours of month-end trading. The NASDAQ dropped
Executive Summary The S&P 500 hovered near its all-time highs, while the bond market ended the week with gains (price up / Yield down) as weaker-than-expected retail sales rekindled hopes
Executive Summary The S&P 500 hovered near its all-time highs, while the bond market ended the week with gains (price up / Yield down) as weaker-than-expected retail sales rekindled hopes
Executive Summary Non-U.S. equities are benefiting from central banks cutting rates and economic data that is holding in ok. The Bank of England cut interest rates last week, and some
Last week, stocks experienced a slight pause near record highs, but the market still secured its strongest start to a presidential term since Ronald Reagan took office in 1985. In
Executive Summary Earnings season starts strong, and U.S. economic data keeps beating estimates. Last week, stocks and bonds were up on the week (bond prices up / yields down). The
Executive Summary Last week, US stocks and bonds were down. The MSCI EAFE (non US developed) and MSCI emerging markets indices outperformed the S&P 500. The best performing sectors in
Executive Summary Following a five-day selloff, Wall Street ended its longest equities losing streak since April. The Nasdaq 100 rebounded sharply on Friday, gaining 1.7%, while the S&P 500 rose
Equities The S&P 500 returned -0.6% for the week. After the blistering year-to-date rally, markets were marking time for this week’s Fed meeting. Economic data showed a mixed picture: while
