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The 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 4.90% this week, its highest level since October 2023, while the 30-year moved above 5.3%.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached 40,000 for the first time recently as markets continue to rebound from a 5% decline earlier this year.
Dow Hits 40,000! Stocks notched a solid gain last week in a mega-cap, tech-led rally bolstered by positive inflation news.
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It was the fastest and most aggressive rate-hiking campaign in decades, but the focus is shifting to interest rate cuts as the central bank prepares to make its next policy move.
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Stocks staged a choppy comeback last week as investors cheered positive earnings, led by mega-cap tech stocks.
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Stocks fell for a third straight week, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell's mixed but upbeat message could not offset the anxiety caused by the Middle East conflict.
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Concerns around geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, inflation, corporate earnings, and other issues have led to a market decline recently.
Stocks fell last week as investors sorted through conflicting inflation reports and assessed geopolitical tensions overseas.
Taxes are no one’s favorite topic but their importance as it pertains to our financial plans and investments cannot be overstated.
Stocks dropped last week as the Fed stirred the pot on “what's next” for interest rates after mixed comments from several officials.
Global equity markets had a terrific first quarter – and the gains were generally across the board as the tech-names, large-caps, mega-caps and small caps all advanced handsomely.
2024 began with debates over a “soft” versus “hard” landing as the Fed attempted to stabilize the economy as well as over the sustainability of last year’s market rally.
Stocks posted gains last week to close out the strongest Q1 in five years - as investors digested mixed economic news about consumer confidence.
This might sound a little strange coming from someone who invests other people's money in the stock market, but it's true - Most Stocks Are Bad Investments.
Stocks posted their best week of the year, sparked by news that the dovish Fed decided to keep rates steady and signaled three rate cuts were still possible this year.

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