Major equity indices continued to rally in the second quarter, though a closer look reveals a stark divide between the handful of large cap US tech stocks led by Nvidia that kept rising, and the rest of the market, which has spent the past three months treading water. Bond markets ended the quarter little changed.
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Global stocks rallied in the first quarter of 2024, with markets in the US, Japan, Europe, and Latin America hitting all-time highs spurred by stronger than expected economic growth.
2023 was a far better year for investors than the chorus of gloomy Wall Street forecasters had predicted, with both the bond and stock markets posting strong gains. This leaves investors with a hopeful outlook heading into 2024.
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The third quarter proved challenging for investors, as a tug of war emerged between the economy’s surprising resilience and the Federal Reserve’s determined campaign to lower inflation. While bond markets continue to slump in response to rising interest rates, surging investor interest in artificial intelligence drove soaring returns for the largest tech stocks.
Climate Week includes events highlighting the latest climate tech innovations, the future of climate solutions, and the challenges facing the planet. Here are our takeaways.
During the first half of 2023 financial markets defied the chorus of forecasters who anticipated that crippling interest rates would soon lead to earnings declines, recession, and investment losses. Overall, investors enjoyed better than usual returns despite relentlessly negative media headlines.