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Several key events could shape the market outlook in the weeks ahead. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam examines potential catalysts for financial markets, including a Federal Reserve meeting, technology earnings and the midterm elections. https://t.co/VEEDwDLO2H
Manufacturing production is recovering, but manufacturing employment has remained largely unchanged. In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines why stronger output doesn't always lead to more jobs. https://t.co/UXKGhE05X3
The S&P 500 has largely moved sideways since early August, as it attempts to shake off the headwinds of high oil prices and interest rates. Beneath the surface, the impact of these factors have been much more acute.
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Third-quarter earnings season will test whether corporate results can support the broader economy's strength. In the latest Weekly Headings, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares five key questions investors should watch earnings season. https://t.co/wNMKzScclx
Consumer spending remains resilient, but the effects of inflation and higher interest rates are not felt equally across income groups. In Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán shares his perspective on the latest economic data. https://t.co/LHNwp4MRmJ
We are maintaining an upward bias on equities as we enter a seasonally strong period for stocks, which, combined with improving fundamentals, supports our constructive outlook into year-end.
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Senior Strategist Doug Drabik points out that rather than trying to predict where interest rates are headed, investors may benefit from focusing on what today's yields can provide: meaningful income and predictable cash flow aligned with long-term financia https://t.co/aOHHyCyzbi
As the S&P 500 bull market enters its fifth year, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam examines how the current cycle compares with history and whether the rally still has room to run. https://t.co/8zS6P5qFLK
Not all trade deficits tell the same story. Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines how rising capital goods imports, fueled by AI and data center investment, could support future economic growth in the latest Weekly Economics. https://t.co/xSlSZ2LX09
Investors have navigated a variety of challenges so far in 2026. Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam examines the risks and opportunities that could shape the months ahead. https://t.co/7YwKMxqKzZ
How effective will higher interest rates be in helping to bring down inflation? Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán explains the economic data points and dynamics in play. https://t.co/EjMDs6EIum
September's relatively flat S&P 500 performance masked a growing dispersion beneath the surface. Meanwhile, the bond market took center stage. Get the details in the latest market recap: https://t.co/XxAxZkxYuw
The S&P 500 index has largely grinded sideways for the last two months, weathering the impact of higher oil prices and interest rates.
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Strategist Drew O'Neil examines the forces pushing Treasury yields higher and why today's elevated yields may present an opportunity to lock in attractive income for longer. https://t.co/urM9d4flDP
As Treasury yields reach their highest levels since 2007, Raymond James CIO Larry Adam explores what it means for the economy, equities and credit markets. https://t.co/zNtyZlu74y
In Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio J. Alemán explores why today's inflation drivers and concentrated consumer spending complicate the question of whether higher rates can return inflation to target. https://t.co/jscSD1shov
Shifting Market Leadership: Market leadership has shifted in the wake of the latest Federal Reserve decision with market appetite for risk improving.
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Strategist Drew O'Neil explains that investors once had to take on more credit risk to meet their yield goals. Today's fixed income market offers higher yields in higher-quality bonds. https://t.co/uaU99mwaZC