More Conflict, Seemingly Less Market Concern
June 29, 2025

U.S. stocks surge over 3% as markets distinguish temporary shocks from fundamental threats to global commerce.
U.S. stocks surge over 3% as markets distinguish temporary shocks from fundamental threats to global commerce.
Fed maintains rates at 4.25%-4.50% as mixed economic signals create a “Yeah But” economy. In other words, positive indicators come with persistent caveats and uncertainty.
Markets retreat modestly this week but historical analysis shows remarkable resilience during geopolitical uncertainty.
Markets continue their strong recovery as earnings season exceeds expectations and global growth projections improve across regions.
Markets post modest gains as earnings forecasts face downward revisions due to trade uncertainties. Companies adapt strategies while navigating policy volatility and international monetary shifts.
Markets stage a powerful rebound as broad-based buying returns and trade tensions appear to ease. Historical patterns suggest investors should remain vigilant amid economic uncertainties.
Markets take a modest step back as investors consider defensive sectors and non-US markets.
Markets stage significant rebound after April’s tariff-induced volatility, though historical patterns suggest investors should remain cautious amid evolving sector leadership.
Strong market rally amid shifting leadership from tech giants to international stocks, with insights on earnings season uncertainty and economic mixed signals in April 2025.
Examining the recent stock market rebound amid deepening economic concerns, recession risks, consumer sentiment decline, and historical patterns of market volatility.
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