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Initial public offerings (IPOs) have been picking up. Get more in the latest edition of #AbovetheNoise ⬇️.
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Among the best performing asset classes during periods of US dollar decline are — not surprisingly — emerging market and developed market stocks as well as commodities and non-US bonds.
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There have been positive signs in bank lending standards, high yield credit spreads, and the broadening of the market’s advance compared to the Magnificent 7 dominance in 2024.
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Despite controversies over tariffs, fiscal bills, and revised job numbers, the US economy has continued to show resilience. Some takeaways from our Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt in this month’s Above the Noise.
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Normally one would think of August as a quieter month — people are on vacation, email traffic slows. Not this summer. Here are key takeaways from our weekly market commentary:. • Hawks vs. doves: Hawkish headlines last week were quickly overshadowed by the Federal Reserve
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Investors may justifiably feel whipsawed by conflicting economic data. But the economic signals seem to show a gradual slowdown in the US economy, not a recession, and many global companies are thriving in the changing trade environment. Plus, as second-quarter earnings season
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Markets continue to advance but underlying demand is weakening. In August, we’re still favoring bonds and defensive sectors with quality and low volatility characteristics but tilting towards larger capitalizations. ⏰ . Get our timely investment ideas and tips to help optimize
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Last week was touted as one of the more important weeks on the economic and earnings calendar. It didn’t disappoint. What might it mean for investors? Slower growth, shifting policy, and a tech sector still charging ahead. Read our latest weekly market commentary.
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As trade deals are struck before Trump’s Aug. 1 deadline, global investors have begun to look past tariff uncertainty and appear to expect an optimistic outcome for the second half of this year. Read our weekly commentary.
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➡️ Prices are starting to rise in tariff-impacted categories like major appliances, sporting goods, toys, and household linens. ➡️ Markets remain steady, but some industries could win or lose under the One Big Beautiful Bill. ➡️ Our preferred indicators signal below-trend
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Our Global Market Strategist @BrianLevitt recently learned what truly scares him: The growing politicization of the US Federal Reserve. If markets begin to perceive the Fed as an extension of the executive branch rather than an independent institution focused on its dual mandate,
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Markets stayed resilient, but we’re not seeing sustained improvement in growth expectations. In July, we're still favoring bonds and quality US stocks. ⏰ . Get our timely investment ideas and tips to help optimize your portfolios in our monthly playbook:
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Our Global Market Strategist @BrianLevitt is an optimist about society’s ability to overcome challenges and build a better future. Here’s what he’s looking on the bright side about when others are touting worst-case scenarios. Read this month’s #AboveTheNoise.
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Middle East tensions dominated the news last week, but beyond oil and gas, most markets haven’t yet reacted heavily. Many central banks remain in a wait-and-see mode, with the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan holding rates steady at their latest meetings. The
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Stocks have been resilient, but tariffs are clouding the outlook. In June, we're staying defensive, favoring bonds and quality US stocks, and reducing international exposure. ⏰ . Get our timely investment ideas and tips to help optimize your portfolios in our monthly playbook 👇
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As tariffs have been announced, rescinded, invalidated, and reinstated, the US financial markets and economy have shown remarkable resilience. Get insight on inflation expectations, real yields, the labor market, and more in the latest commentary from our Global Market Strategy
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The market’s back in positive territory for the year, but will that last? Here’s some perspective on that and Treasuries, tariffs, debt, and the Federal Reserve from our Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt. Read this month’s #AboveTheNoise.
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A 90-day pause on US-China tariffs lifted stocks last week, while comments from Germany’s foreign minister point to greater confidence that defense spending will likely rise meaningfully. These and other positive headlines for stocks, however, were soured a bit by weaker US
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Economic data likely won't reflect tariffs for months. In May, we’re still favoring bonds, quality US stocks, and an increased exposure to international ⏰ . Get our timely investment ideas and tips to help optimize your portfolios in our monthly playbook:
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Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt shares his key takeaways from today’s Federal Reserve meeting.
After today’s Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting, it’s clear that we all have something in common with Fed Chair Jerome Powell — we’re waiting to see how tariff policy plays out. The Fed, which left interest rates unchanged today, faces a potential dual shock to its dual mandates as
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