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/1bZknHQlLK
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/BGR2gjxX8U
A string of positive economic data has lifted Citi's US Economic Surprise Index to its highest level since October 2023. In today's Up & Adam, CIO Larry Adam provides perspective on this and other developments in tariff policy, private credit and more. https://t.co/2WHUwBM1lX
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/Bh4zRkxnqk
Job openings rose to the highest level in 17 months. Meanwhile, retailers have reported signs of strain among lower-income consumers amid inflation pressures. CIO Larry Adam shares perspective on today's market-moving headlines in Up & Adam. https://t.co/HKnWtoC6Pg
Reaching an eight-week streak of positive growth, the S&P 500 was on a roll in May. Strong earnings in the tech sector helped lead the way as the market pushed ahead through inflationary pressures. Get the details in the May market recap: https://t.co/uLZR710V2q
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/QzgoUbFHbI
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/XAGmq0Ytiq
As prenuptial agreements are rebranded for the app era, we explore how these often-aligned documents can actually work in favor of the long haul: https://t.co/jBJhzsQXCY
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/3NZw4H7V9M
Consumer spending trends remain mixed as retailers navigate persistent cost of living pressures and elevated fuel prices. CIO Larry Adam shares insight on the latest earnings signals and what they may suggest for demand in the second half of the year. https://t.co/rpZn9jJ3cF
With tariff refunds underway, some companies are signaling plans to roll back price hikes. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 reached another milestone. CIO Larry Adam explains today's market-moving headlines in Up & Adam. https://t.co/vvVJSV7lvX
The S&P 500's winning streak extended to eight weeks. Meanwhile, oil prices have fallen to a one-month low as markets weigh progress toward a potential US-Iran deal. CIO Larry Adam shares insight in today's Up & Adam. https://t.co/fLbSUE17tc
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/XuZHJ0dSeO
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/A86H5CWGMi