By: Wade Austin
On the heels of one of the worst Septembers on record, U.S.
By: Wade Austin
A growing consensus of investors felt equities’ June lows were behind us after the S&P 500 cut its YTD losses in half by mid-August.
By: Wade Austin
The summer rally (that began mid-June, gained impressive momentum in July, and broadened during early August) lifted asset prices across the board.
By: Wade Austin
After flirting with bear market territory in mid-May, equity markets rebounded off their lows through early June on emerging signs that inflation had finally peaked by April.
By: Wade Austin
Investors were relieved to eke out modest gains in broad stock and bond indices in May after yet another extremely volatile month for capital markets.
By: Wade Austin
The magnitude of risk factors associated with inflation, war, and disease mounted in April leaving investors with few places to hide.
By: Wade Austin
The first three months of 2022 proved to be traumatic for the world and challenging for investors.
Inflation continues to be the topic of conversation, especially since Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
By: Wade Austin
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignited turbulence across global markets as stocks and bonds broadly declined in February.