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Stocks ended last week higher as investors welcomed diplomatic progress in the Middle East & enthusiasm around the #SpaceX IPO. Despite inflation concerns, markets found optimism in economic data & signs that price pressures may be moderating. Read here: https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00
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Stocks finished May strong, but the bond market told a different story. Rising yields, debt concerns, & interest rate uncertainty created debt market turbulence. Our May Recap explores the key drivers behind performance and what may be next. Read more: https://t.co/XzSe2porNw
Markets pulled back last week as rising oil prices and stronger-than-expected jobs data sparked concerns about inflation, interest rates and what these economic signals could mean for the months ahead. Read our latest post for more. https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00 #CTSFinancialGroup
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Stocks closed last week at record highs. Cooling inflation, surging manufacturing orders, falling oil prices, and optimism around a potential peace deal helped fuel gains, with the Dow topping 51,000. Read this week's market recap: https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00
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A lot of investors expected the conversation this year to be centered around rate cuts… now there’s renewed discussion around potential hikes again. Markets have stayed resilient so far, but this week’s data could matter more than usual.
Stocks climbed again last week as optimism around AI innovation and potential Middle East peace developments boosted market momentum. The S&P 500 posted its 8th straight winning week, its longest streak since 2023, while the Dow reached fresh record highs. https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00
Markets reached record highs last week, but stubborn inflation kept volatility alive. #SP500 topped 7,500 while energy costs pushed #CPI and #PPI above expectations. Investors are now watching inflation, Treasury yields, and global developments closely. https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00
The labor market continues to be one of the biggest surprises in 2026. Stronger-than-expected hiring while inflation cools is something both investors and the Fed are paying close attention to. Think the economy sticks the soft landing?
6 straight weeks of market gains.
Record highs, stronger jobs data, and surprising housing numbers all helped fuel last week’s rally. What’s behind the momentum?
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Tech grabbed most of the headlines in April, but small caps also posted double-digit gains. That’s a good reminder about diversification across market cycles.
Stocks soared in April. The S&P 500 posted its best month since 2020, while the NASDAQ surged more than 15% as investors balanced strong earnings, easing geopolitical tensions, and shifting interest rate expectations. Read the recap - https://t.co/GKP3ey419R #CTSFinancialGroup
Markets climbed last week as focus shifted to earnings
The S&P 500 & Nasdaq Composite had their best April in 5 years, while the Federal Reserve held rates steady—with rare dissent.
Earnings momentum is driving sentiment.
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Stocks split last week: Nasdaq +1.50%, S&P +0.55%, but the Dow slipped -0.44%. Oil topped $100. New all-time highs hit. And yet consumer sentiment is at a record low while spending just posted its biggest monthly jump in 3+ years. The paradox is real. https://t.co/9ZfJPSBN00