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2.8% Growth Vs. 28% Recession Risk: The New Economic Landscape In 2024

Gross domestic product last quarter increased by 2.8%, a hair above average long-term growth. The Federal Reserve may have pulled off a soft landing in their fight against inflation. The Wall Street Journal survey puts the risk of recession over the next 12 months at just 28%. Real GDP grew at 2.7% in Q2 2024.

Equity Investing For A New Era: The Return Of Alpha

Home Market Outlook Today's Market Equity Investing For A New Era: The Return Of Alpha. The era of easy money is ended. The post-pandemic era is setting up to be more volatile with greater differentiation across individual stocks. A more discerning market that prices stocks on underlying fundamentals is an opportunity for skilled stock pickers to outperform.

Market Myths: Data-Driven Insights On The Bearish Engulfing Pattern (Technical Analysis)

Above The Noise: Countdown To A Rate Cut

Data indicates that we can expect to see the first Federal Reserve interest rate cut soon. The implied rate suggests that the first cut may be coming in September. Value and small-cap stocks have tended to outperform growth stocks in the past. The first rate cut is expected to come soon.

Fed's Favorite Inflation Gauge Falls To 2.5%, Lowest Since February 2021, But Core Remains Sticky: 10 ETFs To Monitor Thursday

U.S. PCE price index falls to 2.5% year-on-year in June, as expected. The Bureau of Economic Analysis also reported lower-than-expected monthly increases in personal spending and personal income. The latest Fed's favorite inflation report showed mixed results for market participants.

Capital Markets Outlook Q3 2024: Distinguishing Signal From Noise

Home Market Outlook Today's Market Capital Markets Outlook Q3 2024: Distinguishing Signal From Noise AllianceBernstein expects economic growth to moderate and the inflation rate to descend toward the 2% range. The S&P 500 surged to new highs in the second quarter of 2024.

Is The Dramatic Yen Short Squeeze Over?

SPX 500: Further Weakness May Trigger A Medium-Term Global Risk-Off Event