In the spirit of the United States' 250th anniversary, Raymond James Chief Investment Officer Larry Adam shares insights on the resilience of the US economy and financial markets and what to watch in the second half of the year. https://t.co/j9ksFpsD56
In the latest Weekly Economics, Raymond James Chief Economist Eugenio Alemán examines how a Warsh-led Federal Reserve is stepping away from forward guidance, leaving markets to speculate. https://t.co/f479q8eBWp
Equity futures point to a lower opening as semiconductor stocks move sharply lower in premarket. Chipmakers are giving back gains after reports that OpenAI may delay its IPO to 2027.
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The major averages are coming off a lower showing, with pressure across semiconductors and other tech names offsetting another session of broader market participation as oil prices and Treasury yields continued to fall.
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Volatility and market rotation continued, with the S&P 500 taking a breather and consolidating near its 50-DMA. Avoiding a rollover from this area is important for preserving the market's upside trajectory.
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Equity futures point to a higher open as tech stocks, and in particular, semiconductor and memory names, are rebounding from yesterday's selloff.
There are fewer geopolitical developments to monitor this morning.
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Equity futures point to a lower opening, as semiconductor stocks face sharp losses in the premarket. Pronounced weakness across other mega-cap tech names pushed the major averages to a mostly lower finish.
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Doug Drabik reviews the seriousness of the U.S. debt trajectory while also recognizing that higher-quality fixed income now offers more compelling return potential than it has in many years. https://t.co/EnvoC5PfgP
Equity futures point to a flattish opening this morning as investors monitor mostly optimistic updates on negotiations between the U.S. and Iran coming off the long holiday weekend.
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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/UnbgssGvFF
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/vJMrtKVSuw
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.
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Equity futures point to a higher opening this morning as the market looks to rebound from yesterday's selloff that followed the June FOMC meeting.
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Equity futures point to a mixed opening this morning after the major averages finished mostly lower in yesterday's action.
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Equity futures point to a modestly higher opening after stocks rallied yesterday. Headlines of a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran sent oil prices sharply lower. Oil continues to move lower this morning.
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Drew O'Neil discusses what to expect with Kevin Warsh's arrival in the Federal Reserve along with his leadership style and influence around policy direction. https://t.co/dI39PDSXJR
Equity futures point to a higher opening this morning after President Trump announced on Sunday that a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran has been reached.
The U.S. and Iran are set to sign the agreement this Friday.
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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/kds3E4e4ow