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Unfortunately, one of the biggest issues with these fees is that there can often be a lack of transparency when it comes to how much you’re being charged.
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In this short video, Ayako Yoshioka and Gary Quinzel take a look at investment market performance and discuss what’s happening with interest rates.
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Equity markets pulled back in April amid hawkish repricing of rate expectations, and inflation has proven to be stickier than most believed at the start of the year. Learn more in this month’s market commentary.
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Equity markets continue to march higher despite the historic duration of the inverted U.S. Treasury yield curve. Inflation has moderated and stabilized, while growth expectations have modestly improved, indicating that risks between inflation and economic growth are well-balanced.
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The S&P 500 continues to notch new record highs in 2024, fueled by strength in the Technology sector and expectations for more accommodative monetary policy. While the Fed may not be in a rush to lower interest rates, the combination of strong earnings and a resilient labor market supports the case for further strengthening of the economy and risky assets.
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Since the 1980s, the US economy has surged. Real estate, deferred compensation, and household assets are among Americans' most valuable holdings. This growth reflects economic prosperity and evolving financial landscapes.
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U.S. equity markets hit new all-time highs in January, even as market expectations for interest rate cuts from the Fed were recalibrated. The Fed wants to be confident that inflation is stemmed prior to their first rate cut, so all eyes will focus on economic data, which currently supports their decision.
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Along with investment market volatility, high inflation has been a persistent concern for many in recent months. What does this mean for investors?
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2023 ended on a high note as the interest rate narrative shifted and consensus views broadly turned positive. The new year brings hope of an even more favorable environment for stocks and bonds, but recent history reminds us that consensus opinions can be unreliable.
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U.S. equity markets bounced back with historically strong returns in November as yields on longer-dated Treasuries declined. If inflation has been tamed and rate hikes are in the rearview mirror, a recession may be averted—but the era of interest rates anchored near zero may also be behind us.