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Markets and Economy

Weekly Market Outlook

Chief Global Investment Strategist Jeffrey Kleintop’s 90-second take on the markets for the week ahead.

Markets and Economy

The Everything Everywhere All at Once Rally

Despite market volatility, inflationary pressures, and a potential earnings recession, a rally involving stocks, bonds, and some commodities started in November still persists.

Markets and Economy

Go With the Flow

Volatility waves and changing-news tides elicit short-term market moves; economic currents tend to affect longer-term market shifts which may now favor international stocks.

Markets and Economy

Market Perspective: Slowdown or Recession?

Although it's possible the Federal Reserve will guide the economy to a "soft landing," evidence has been pointing toward recession.

Markets and Economy

Top Global Risks of 2023

Considering that a new year almost always brings surprises of one form or another, we've highlighted our top five that may define the global markets in 2023.

Markets and Economy

2023 Market Outlook

As we look to the new year, what can investors expect from the markets in 2023?

Markets and Economy

2023 Market Outlook: Cross Currents

We expect economic growth and market performance to improve in 2023 compared with 2022. But things may get worse before they get better.

Markets and Economy

Global Outlook: Recovery and Risk

Markets may continue to see volatility in 2023 as they navigate between global economic growth and inflation fears, with central banks' decreasing rate hikes and China's reopening.

Markets and Economy

Risk for 2023: China Reopening

Chinese officials may be preparing to bring an end to China's zero-COVID policy but reopening the world's second-largest economy could bring inflationary challenges.

US

What a Strong U.S. Dollar May Mean for Investors

Should you adjust your portfolio in response to a strong U.S. dollar?

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