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Indiana Trust will be closed on June 19th, in honor of Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and celebrates freedom, resilience, and hope for the future.
May this day serve as a time for reflection and appreciation of the progress that has been made — and the ongoing work that continues to strengthen our communities.
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🎤🏆 Indiana Trust Wealth Management was a proud sponsor of "Oaklawn's Got Talent" on May 15 at The Lerner Theatre, in support of Oaklawn's 24/7 crisis services.
By supporting programs that provide hope, healing, and crisis intervention, Indiana Trust seeks to help strengthen the health and well-being of our communities.
Congratulations to this year's grand prize winner, The Aaron Stutzman Family of Millersburg, as well as each of the performers who took center stage to share their gifts.
Pictured here is South Bend native Janet Gunn, whose vocal artistry and stage presence were truly captivating.
Learn more about Oaklawn, its campuses in South Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart, and Goshen, and the services it provides: https://t.co/NozJFGdrID
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For much of last week, stocks continued a rally that appeared headed for another week of gains. However, investors, who had been clinging to the prospect of monetary easing, had those hopes all but dashed after a better-than-expected jobs report (see below) doused any hopes of an interest rate reduction in the immediate future. Heading into last Friday, the S&P 500 looked to be on pace for a tenth consecutive week of gains, a feat not achieved since 1985. Instead, a massive selloff, particularly in the tech sector, dragged stocks lower, resulting in each of the benchmark indexes listed here closing last week in the red. While hiring accelerated, wage growth cooled slightly to 3.4% for the 12 months ended in May, down from 3.6% for the year ended in April and below the consumer annual inflation rate of 3.8%. The strong jobs data not only led to a plunge in stocks but prompted a move to bonds, resulting in long-term yields climbing higher. Among the market sectors, consumer discretionary, information technology, and communication services fell the furthest, while financials, energy, and health care saw stocks move higher.
Full report: https://t.co/jxbtp1Dvkf
🎭 Bravo to the South Bend Lyric Opera for its outstanding production of Puccini’s La Bohème, featuring renowned Romanian tenor and SBLO Founding Artistic Director Emanuel-Cristian Caraman, a talented orchestra led by Conductor Jameson Cooper, and a remarkably gifted cast.
Particularly noteworthy are the alternating soprano performances in the roles of Mimi and Musetta, whose portrayals bring this timeless story of love, friendship, and sacrifice to life with extraordinary passion and artistry.
Indiana Trust Wealth Management is proud to support the South Bend Lyric Opera in its mission to enrich the cultural fabric of our community through extraordinary operatic performances.
Two final performances remain:
📅 Friday, June 5, 2026 – 7:30 p.m.
📅 Saturday, June 6, 2026 – 7:30 p.m.
📍 IU South Bend Campus Auditorium – Northside Hall
To learn more or purchase tickets: https://t.co/VRu07Jtksg
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🚗✨ Innovation, investment, and regional growth were front and center at the @SouthBendChmbr Quarterly Networking Luncheon on May 12 at Knollwood Country Club — with Indiana Trust Wealth Management proudly recognized as series sponsor.
Chamber President & CEO Jeff Rea interviewed Mike Leep, Jr. regarding the transformational new Gurley Leep Automall campus currently under development in Mishawaka.
The state-of-the-art 70-acre campus represents one of the region’s most significant recent private investments and is expected to bring together the family’s local dealerships, service operations, and customer amenities into a single, destination-focused experience.
Indiana Trust appreciates the opportunity to support conversations that highlight the vision, leadership, and economic momentum shaping the future of Michiana.
Learn more about the South Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce: https://t.co/OkxPL8b4qg
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management was honored to host a table for the 2026 LaSalle Council of Scouting America’s Good Scout Luncheon, held May 21 at the new 11/11 Club overlooking Four Winds Field in downtown South Bend.
This year’s luncheon recognized Andrew Berlin — business leader, philanthropist, and owner of the South Bend Cubs — with the 2026 Good Scout Award.
As Scouting America shares, the Good Scout Award recognizes individuals who, through their professional and personal lives, exemplify the Scout Oath and Law.
Mr. Berlin’s vision, leadership, and enduring investment in the South Bend region are a testament to the very best of that spirit.
Indiana Trust is proud to support organizations like Scouting America that prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices throughout their lives by instilling the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Learn more about LaSalle Council, Scouting America: https://t.co/14qOvEwZVE
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management was honored to support YWCA North Central Indiana’s 2026 “Save Our Shelter Gala” on May 7th at the Lerner Theatre in Elkhart, with a table that included both colleagues and guests.
This incredibly impactful evening brought together compassionate community leaders, advocates, and supporters dedicated to advancing YWCA North Central Indiana’s critical mission of providing life-saving services for women and children in crisis.
Heartfelt congratulations to Jacqueline Barton, recipient of the 2026 Safe Haven Champion for Women & Children Award, and to the RV Women’s Alliance, honored with the 2026 Safe Haven Community Partner Award, for their extraordinary leadership and commitment to creating safer futures for vulnerable families throughout our region.
Indiana Trust is proud to stand alongside organizations like YWCA North Central Indiana that provide essential shelter, advocacy, and hope while strengthening the well-being of our broader community.
Learn more about YWCA North Central Indiana: https://t.co/idsGP7JY6W
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management was proud to participate in a corporate service project at Cultivate Food Rescue on May 11, 2026!
Colleagues volunteered across two dedicated shifts, working together on a variety of essential tasks in support of Cultivate’s mission to make a meaningful difference for individuals and families facing food insecurity throughout our region!
Indiana Trust is committed to supporting organizations that strengthen our communities through compassion, sustainability, and direct impact.
Learn more about Cultivate Food Rescue: https://t.co/OXHk8lTKB5
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management was honored to support Christ Child Society of South Bend in their annual diaper drive, contributing an incredible total of 948 diapers to help local families in need — thanks to the outstanding generosity of our employees!
Special thanks to our very own Tracy Clark, CTFA, Vice President, Wealth Advisor, and Bruno P Riboni, MBA, Vice President, Investment Advisor, for leading this year's collection efforts and personally delivering our donation!
Indiana Trust is honored to support Christ Child Society's mission of serving children through acts of love, service, and generosity.
Learn more about Christ Child Society of South Bend: https://t.co/Rqf40jgyYK
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management was honored to support LOGAN Center’s 2026 “Nose-On Luncheon” at the Gillespie Conference & Special Event Center in South Bend.
This impactful annual event brought together community leaders, advocates, and supporters in celebration of LOGAN’s mission to empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through education, resources, and life-enriching services.
Featuring keynote speaker Dr. Joseph Ryan — the Sue Stanzione Distinguished Professor of Special Education, U.S. Fulbright Scholar to Ireland, and founder of Clemson University’s Clemson LIFE (Learning is for Everyone) program — the luncheon highlighted the transformative power of inclusive post-secondary education and expanded opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Indiana Trust is proud to support organizations like LOGAN that create pathways for greater independence, dignity, and lifelong success for the individuals and families they serve.
Learn more about LOGAN Center, now in its 75th year of service to our communities: https://t.co/YxPf1Mvvx5
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Indiana Trust Wealth Management is proud to support the South Bend Youth Symphony Orchestras @SBYSO and their annual gala concert, The Music of Bon Jovi: A Symphonic Rock Experience, which took place on Sunday, May 3rd at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, University of Notre Dame.
Under the leadership of acclaimed conductor Robert Boardman and Executive Director Diane Persin Economakis, this extraordinary world premiere performance united SBYSO’s talented young musicians with internationally renowned vocalist MiG Ayesa and Windborne Music in a powerful fusion of rock ballads and symphonic excellence!
This unforgettable evening showcased not only the remarkable dedication and artistry of SBYSO’s student performers, but also the visionary leadership that continues to elevate music education and inspire young artists throughout our region and beyond.
Indiana Trust is honored to sponsor South Bend Youth Symphony Orchestras throughout 2026 and proudly supports organizations that cultivate talent, creativity, and enduring community impact through the arts.
Learn more about South Bend Youth Symphony Orchestras: https://t.co/3zJnPzdJWH
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Wall Street continued to rally with equities ending last week on a strong note. The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ closed at record highs, driven by robust corporate earnings, a potential end to the U.S. military involvement in Iran, and easing crude oil prices. Each of the benchmark indexes listed here posted notable gains as stocks maintained momentum following their strongest monthly performance in years. Last week capped a solid week of corporate earnings. With over two-fifths of the S&P 500 companies reporting, 83% beat earnings expectations and 78% exceeded revenue forecasts. Market sectors were led by communication services, energy, information technology, and consumer discretionary. Materials, industrials, and health care lagged.
Full report: https://t.co/YS2PI1XsEM
Stocks surged last week with the easing of geopolitical tensions that had weighed on equities for weeks. The S&P 500 crossed the 7,000 point barrier, while the NASDAQ achieved its longest winning streak (12 straight sessions) since 1992. Investor optimism was fueled by the ceasefire announced last week and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Large-cap stocks enjoyed a strong performance. Along with the S&P 500 reaching a record high last week, the Dow jumped more than 800 points on Friday alone. Demand for AI and tech shares was also reignited following a period of investor trepidation. Among the market sectors, information technology climbed nearly 8.5%, followed by consumer discretionary and communication services. Utilities, energy, and consumer staples lagged. Crude oil prices fell nearly $13.00 per barrel, or more than 13.0%, by the end of last week, hitting a five-week low. Gold and silver prices remained stable but saw some profit taking as investors rotated back to equities.
Full report: https://t.co/tMNUMnmjsx
The U.S. stock market enjoyed a second straight rally last week as geopolitical tensions shifted, at least temporarily, from escalation to diplomacy. After a period of high volatility and risk aversion, investors were encouraged by the announcement of a ceasefire between the United States and Iran. Each of the benchmark indexes listed here closed the week with gains, while 10 of the 11 market sectors climbed, with the exception of energy. Information technology, communication services, and consumer discretionary outperformed. Crude oil prices, which touched $112 per barrel earlier in the week, fell sharply following the aforementioned ceasefire. Economic data released last week was mixed. The third estimate of gross domestic product was revised down 0.2 percentage point from the second estimate (see below). The monthly government deficit widened and inflationary pressures remained sticky, although consumer spending ticked up. Treasury yields ended the week about where they started, with the yield on 10-year Treasuries rising at the end of last week.
Full report: https://t.co/euyPVvHnfA
Wall Street saw stocks continue to trend lower last week, influenced by geopolitical tension, volatile energy markets, and shifting investor sentiment. The Dow, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ each closed the week lower, while the small caps of the Russell 2000 and the Global Dow settled marginally higher. Investors reacted to developments surrounding the U.S.-Iran negotiations and the temporary halt in U.S. strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure. The S&P 500 marked its fifth straight weekly decline, its longest such streak since early 2022. With last week's losses, the NASDAQ slid deeper into correction territory. Energy and materials outperformed, while communication services and information technology notably lagged. Oil prices swung sharply, while economic data showed resilience but rising uncertainty.
Full report: https://t.co/8tyvs3ZUTK
Indiana Trust Wealth Management was honored to support Youth Service Bureau’s 2026 “Street Stories” dinner and program on Thursday, March 19.
Presented by the Vera Z. Dwyer Charitable Trust, which is managed by Indiana Trust Wealth Management, this inspirational evening brought to life the impactful work of Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County, with powerful, real-life stories portrayed on stage.
Youth Service Bureau delivers client-centered, trauma-responsive, and preventative services and support to youth experiencing safety and housing crises.
Indiana Trust is proud to stand alongside organizations that provide critical care, stability, and hope to vulnerable youth throughout our community.
Learn more about Youth Service Bureau: https://t.co/jNBSqxCyB6
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Stocks fell sharply last week, with each of the benchmark indexes posting declines as rising energy prices, tensions in the Middle East, and renewed stagflation fears dampened risk sentiment. The S&P 500 fell to a four-month low, while underperforming tech stocks impacted the NASDAQ. A higher-than-expected Producer Price Index (see below) and hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve pushed the yield on 10-year Treasuries to its highest level since July 2025, which also weighed on long-duration tech and growth stocks. Of the 11 market sectors, only energy closed higher. Among the most underperforming were materials, utilities, and consumer staples. Gold prices continued to recede, falling to a two-month low, affected by rising inflation concerns and expectations of higher-for-longer interest rates.
Full report: https://t.co/FHxhOXnoeN