The Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee’s Third Plenum meeting in July was a disappointment to investors expecting new growth-oriented policy announcements. Instead, the focus is on increasing the state’s influence and channeling state resources into strategic sectors – potentially a big deal for Europe given the importance of current trading relationships. Read more from Martin Schulz: :https://bit.ly/47jLsTk
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It should be no surprise when the financial markets get ahead of themselves, but that doesn’t make it any less frustrating, writes Deborah Cunningham. :https://bit.ly/3TfZhw9
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Despite some recent volatility, markets are starting to look optimistically at the potential for a soft landing – inflation is falling toward a normalized level, unemployment is up, but still at historically low levels, and the Federal Reserve looks set to embark on a rate-cut cycle. Yet with all this positive data, many people are still negative. Damian McIntyre suggests four reasons why: https://bit.ly/4dZXqDw
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The yield curve has been inverted for 24 months and counting – about a year longer than the typical arrival of the recession it would signal. Has inversion lost its reliability or has the cycle simply been extended? Read Karen Manna insights: https://bit.ly/3Mnu7PF
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Some major forces that have shaped the investment environment over the last two years have shifted dramatically; investors need to position themselves accordingly. Read the article: https://upl.inc/md9pzb
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Economic growth expectations are slowing but they are clearly positive for now and the Fed is about to start cutting rates, so earnings should hold up from here. Read more in Linda Duessel's weekly market analysis: https://bit.ly/3Mn6bM7
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With inflation trending lower and the labor market softening, we expect the Fed to orchestrate its first quarter-point cut at its policy-setting meeting in September, followed by another such cut in December and in each quarter over the course of 2025, writes Phil Orlando: https://bit.ly/4dYSWgC
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Federated Hermes interns attended a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game, enjoying an opportunity to network and a great view of our headquarters tower along the skyline! #LifeAtFHI
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When rates drop, fixed-rate bonds move up in price which can contribute to price appreciation within short-duration investments. Longer-duration securities typically increase more than shorter-duration securities. https://upl.inc/342xw7
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Gold is trading close to its all-time high. Changes in supply and demand could explain why: https://lnkd.in/gyjBT-tg
Gold: What's up with the yellow metal?
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