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Market Commentary Blog

Welcome to our Market Commentary blog, where we unpack the latest trends and developments shaping the financial landscape. Join us as we analyze market movements, economic indicators, and investment strategies to help you navigate the complexities of today’s economy.

Market Commentary, September 28, 2026

Rising Bond Yields and the Stock Market “Bond Selloff Deepens After 30-Year Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2004,” declared Bloomberg News last week. CNBC echoed the sentiment with “10-Year Treasury Yield Rockets to 19-Year High.” What’s driving the recent rise in...

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Market Commentary, September 21, 2026

The Fed Hikes Rates: What Investors Should Know In his opening remarks in a speech last month at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s Economic Symposium, Fed Chief Kevin Warsh said, “(Event) planners have some recreation options lined up for later today. And I'd...

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Market Commentary, September 14, 2026

A Hotter August CPI Builds Rate Hike Momentum First, let’s clarify that any attempt to predict the Federal Reserve's actions this week is, at best, an educated guess. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has struck a hawkish tone, and the odds of a quarter-point increase in the fed...

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Market Commentary, September 1, 2026

Reading Signals from the Bond Market Investors can choose fixed-income securities across a wide range of maturities—from bills, notes, and bonds that mature in a few days to those that mature in 30 years. Treasuries are liquid—generally easy to sell—so there’s no rule...

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Market Commentary, August 17, 2026

Rising Yields Fail to Derail Stocks This year, the stock market has risen significantly. Lingering worries about oil prices, inflation, the war with Iran, and the possibility of an AI bubble haven’t subsided. But the economy is expanding, corporate profits have been...

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Market Commentary, August 10, 2026

All Gas, No Brakes: Profits Soar in Q2 In a solid earnings season, we'd generally expect S&P 500 companies to deliver double-digit profit growth, meaning earnings growth of at least 10% versus a year ago (20% tops). That's not a hard-and-fast rule, but it provides...

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