Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam examines what a US-Iran deal and a potential decline in oil prices could mean for the economy, the rate outlook and financial markets in the months ahead. https://t.co/QZRVeok2OM
In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's new approach to Fed communication and his comment that "inflation is a choice." https://t.co/25DIqVKRuh
The S&P 500 has shaken off a bit of volatility over the past week, bouncing near June 2nd highs after a -5% 6-day pullback.
Read more in the Weekly Market Guide. https://t.co/pTXoNIZNN6
Kevin Warsh's first Federal Open Market Committee meeting as Fed chair comes at a complex moment for monetary policy. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares what June's meeting could signal for markets and the Fed's path forward: https://t.co/mURFPZKjDV
In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán explores recent inflation data and the growing disconnect between market sentiment and consumer experience: https://t.co/0ltEAg15DQ
The one-dimensional market since the March lows is finally taking a breather: U.S. equities are digesting recent gains following a strong run, the S&P 500 up roughly 20% and semiconductors also in just a few months.
Read more in the Weekly Market Guide. https://t.co/s6wTVww4Eg
Inflation pressure and labor market fundamentals are reshaping expectations for monetary policy. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán shares his insight in the latest Weekly Economics. https://t.co/Z6vgVOgIuB
Rising tech valuations and AI optimism have drawn comparisons to the dot-com era. In Weekly Headings, Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares five key market distinctions: https://t.co/QCT5RPHZOe
The current stretch of 9 consecutive positive weeks is one of the longest historically. Since 1980, there have only been a handful of 8+ consecutive weekly gains.
Read more in the Weekly Market Guide. https://t.co/TzyshNq04G
As Q1 earnings calls wind down, the markets will shift their focus to macroeconomic catalysts – and there are plenty of those to consider. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam analyzes the macro backdrop: https://t.co/GY53Sef6qi
Summer jobs still matter to the individuals who get them, but teen participation in the labor force has fallen significantly since the early 2000s. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio J. Alemán explains the forces at work: https://t.co/mzyeB1PJG6
Riding the Market Momentum: The S&P 500 has rallied nearly 20% from its late-March, Iran conflict–driven low.
Read more in the Weekly Market Guide. https://t.co/lHI7zjCZm1
Elevated mortgage rates, affordability pressures and constrained supply continue to weigh on the housing market. In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines why the housing market is sluggish, but not distressed: https://t.co/mPY5EBXsDj
Despite headwinds, fundamentals remain strong. In Weekly Headings, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam explains the dynamics at play in the upgraded year-end S&P 500 target: https://t.co/4dpYUoV0BO