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Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? The US stock market rallied this morning in anticipation of a Federal Reserve announcement that is expected to clarify the future path of interest rate rises. This gain
Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? The stock market opened well today and is now on course to make up for some of the heavy losses we saw yesterday. Increasing stock futures came as
Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? Stock futures in the US fell, and bond yields hit two-year highs, which has made investors stress that upward interest rates will impact the large US technology companies
Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? Today, U.S. equity futures tilted higher as traders considered the most recent reading on American inflation and the speculating surrounding when the Federal Reserve would raise rates in
Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? All financial indices ticked higher, even though economic data showed inflation at its highest level since 1982. Investors are confident that inflationary pressures are at their peak, which
Daily commentary for market and investment insights What Happened in the Markets? U.S. stock futures were unchanged Tuesday morning, after the previous session’s intraday setback as traders consider increasing interest rates with anticipations of rising corporate earnings. The Federal Reserve
