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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.

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Markets started 2023 with strong gains in January, which were primarily driven by a continued decline in widely followed inflation indicators.
It was a strong week, and first quarter, for the stock market. And a nice change from the recent market dips.
In this market environment, investors have had no choice but to balance a number of difficult issues related to the tightening of financial conditions.
With all the recent chaos and uncertainty in the banking world, I thought it would be good to review the topics of FDIC and SIPC coverage, and how your accounts are protected.
This week started, and then ended, on a pretty firm note for the stock market. In between, however, there was a bit of volatility as investors weighed ongoing concerns about the bank industry along with the latest policy move from the Fed.
The banking crisis that began in the U.S. has now spread to Europe. Recent concerns over the solvency of Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second largest "global systemically important bank" (G-SIB), was due in no small part to the runs on U.S. banks.
I want to preface this Week in Review post with a note about the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse, the second-biggest bank failure in US history.
In my opinion, we need a little more consistency of message coming from the Fed. What we sometimes get is very extreme pendulum swings from positive to negative commentary.
According to the latest Census figures, a major shift occurred over the past two decades in which the share of the population under 50 declined, especially among those who are considered to be of prime working age.
The stock market was able to break its losing streak this week despite ongoing concerns about inflation and the Fed raising rates for longer.
We're in a period of slowing US manufacturing and growth, which is not necessarily a bad thing as the Fed tries to tame inflation.
Tax filing always feels a bit tedious, but here are 5 tips for completing your 2022 tax return more efficiently.
Sorry for the tardiness on this, I was short on time Friday 😁. Last holiday-shortened week was another losing one for the stock market.
It may feel like déjà vu as inflation and the Fed dominate market headlines on a day-to-day basis. After all, the numerous market swings last year were driven by ever-changing expectations around the Fed.

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