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“They are tuned in to friends and colleagues, who are losing jobs, cognizant of shifts in company agendas and financial worries.”
The year started with a bang, with President Donald Trump taking office and launching tariffs that caused shockwaves in the stock market, leading investors to sell, sell, sell, then buy, buy, buy. Supply-chain issues have pumped up the cost of everything from groceries to clothing to cars.
Markets delivered strong returns in 2025 for diversified investors sticking to core assets, with Tech and non-US equities outperforming. I maintain exposure to US large-cap Tech (VOO, QQQM) and European equities (FEZ, FLGB, SCHF), expecting continued momentum and value diversification.
Global stock markets were mixed to start the week, with falls across Asia even as European bourses opened up and U.S. stock futures pointed to a modestly higher open.
U.S. markets head into a data-packed week with CPI, Non-Farm Payrolls, and Fed commentary in focus, alongside key earnings from Micron, FedEx, and Nike.
European markets are set to open in the green following Friday's A.I.-led stock sell-off ahead of a variety of data prints and rate decisions later in the week.
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Weak economic data knocks Chinese stocks
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed a decline in the overall market sentiment, while the index moved to the “Fear” zone on Friday.
The more the merrier is especially true during the holiday season. That applies to stocks, too.
Uncertainty over the labor market and tariffs will put the Dow Theory to the test in 2026.
The president predicted a manufacturing renaissance. Economists forecast recession and runaway inflation.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the November jobs report on Tuesday, and the November consumer price index on Thursday. Both updates were delayed by the 43-day government shutdown.
Stocks slid on Friday, led by a sharp decline in the tech sector, as investors continue a “rotation trade” out of AI stocks.
Kevin Hassett, President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, on Sunday dismissed concerns that he would simply push Trump's agenda if he's chosen as the next Fed chair.
The rocket-and-satellite maker will interview bankers this week to advise it on its initial public offering
The S&P 500 flapped about last week and fell just short of making a new all-time high. Bullish, bearish, or just noise?
Invesco Charter Fund's Class A shares at net asset value returned 6.50% for the quarter, underperforming the Russell 1000 Index, which returned 7.99%. Underperformance mainly resulted from stock selection in the IT, consumer discretionary and financials sectors. Stronger stock selection in communication services, materials and industrials partially offset these results.
As the S&P 500 seeks to claim new record levels, a Wall Street banking giant is projecting that the benchmark is likely to surpass 7,500 in 2026.
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell wants to leave office with inflation at 2% and strong job market when his term ends in May 2026, avoiding legacy talk.