Stock prices and Treasury yields bounced back higher Thursday on an otherwise slow news day. Here’s our take.
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Stock prices and treasury yields both moved noticeably higher today on two economic reports. Here’s our take.
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Stocks ended a difficult April with major U.S. indexes down in the -1.4% to -2.04% range. Treasury yields moved higher across the yield curve as well. Here’s our take.
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Markets fell on Thursday due to new inflation data and the Fed's comments indicating it will be more aggressive in raising interest rates to slow inflation. The Private Bank shares it's perspective and insight for our Clients. #cfo #markets #industrials
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This week’s Top Market Takeaway’s breaks down whether inflation, growth, or uncertainty are the culprits behind the latest spike in bond yields, and what it means for investors. Read for more:
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Interest rates are a hot topic right now and it looks like we shouldn't expect any drops in the short term. The Federal Reserve recently decided to keep its policy unchanged at its March FOMC meeting, marking the fifth consecutive time. This decision wasn't too surprising, given the mixed bag of inflation data lately and the fact that expectations for rate cuts were already on the chill side. While the Fed's battle with inflation may not be over quite yet despite significant cooling, it still appears to be moving in the right direction. The road ahead will be dictated by continued positive trends in economic data which should allow the Fed to deliver rate cuts by the second half of this year. So, what's next for interest rates? Only time will tell. Source: https://lnkd.in/gY7NNRhV
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Stocks moved lower today with the major U.S. indexes (Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite) all taking a hit of more than 1%. Geopolitics, ‘Fed speak’ and higher commodity prices were all factors today. Here’s our take.
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We continue to believe that the Fed will be able to cut in 2024, but if we’re wrong, and the Fed keeps rates where they are, we think this year can still shape up to be a good one for investors. This week’s #TopMarketTakeaways explores why. https://lnkd.in/gvjH8Cf4
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Equities: Equities fell at the end of a week that saw the S&P 500 closing below 5,000, following a rally that sent the benchmark to all-time highs. The selloff has been driven by a drumbeat of hawkish “Fedspeak” and a flare-up in inflation worries, which have weighed heavily on investor sentiment and trimmed bets on a central bank pivot.
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