It would be hard to imagine a more perfect reversal of late 2018’s declines than we saw in the gains
It would be hard to imagine a more perfect reversal of late 2018’s declines than we saw in the gains
Happy New Year! With the U.S. economy clearly ‘downshifting’ into a period of slowing and slower economic growth, global stock
In a quarter where interest rates, inflation and the dollar all rose slightly and where the sounds of trade war
After celebrating the major effects of the recent tax cut for most of the quarter, the U.S. stock market reacted
After going in one direction for the past few years (stocks up; interest rates down), 2018’s first quarter reminded us
Happy New Year! There are two possible framings for 2017: 1) Expectations again proved to be the air that markets breathe
We experienced a solid quarter with strong investment gains across markets the world over and are also seeing evidence that
If the second quarter of 2017 were to be summed up with the title of a classic novel, it would
To borrow a literary title to headline the investment climate of late, ‘Great Expectations’ definitely comes to mind. Markets clearly
Happy New Year … And what a past one we just experienced! Given the gains since the financial crisis bottomed
Considering the Brexit-induced fears of early Summer, it was a remarkably good quarter of investment gains across the board. However,
It was a largely positive, if boring, quarter … at least until late June. Stock markets, employment and consumer confidence were