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The Economy vs. Interest Rates

Bell Investment Advisors

That’s occurred alongside an impressive number of jobs still unfilled. To be sure, the number of unfilled job openings has declined to 9.6 The broader economy surprises, too. First, this is a degree of expansion that is approximately double any quarterly growth rate seen since the post-COVID rebound of 2020 to 2021.

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Market Extra: ‘We are going to see parts of the economy break’: Recession fears move back to the forefront of markets

MarketWatch

economy could be about to tip into a recession, following Tuesday’s data which revealed the red-hot labor market is finally loosening up. That occurred as the 2-year Treasury yield experienced its biggest-monthly plunge since January 2008, and the 10-year BX:TMUBMUSD10Y had its largest monthly drop since March 2020.

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Market Commentary: The Best Week of the Year and the Best Month of the Year

Carson Wealth

Although many were worried, the economy remained quite strong and odds were high the Fed was done hiking rates. Many sentiment indicators flashed extreme levels of fear prior to the market bottoming, consistent with major market lows. Monthly job growth numbers can be noisy, and so the three-month average is helpful to review.

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Fundamental Analysis Of Waaree Renewable Technologies

Trade Brains

Fundamental Analysis Of Waaree Renewable Technologies : Electricity is a necessity and there would be no commercial activity in the economy without energy. Financial Year Revenue (Cr.) 2020-21 12.98 -2.37 Financial Year Debt to Equity Interest Coverage 2022-23 0.46 Net Profit grew to 55.33 cr in FY23 from 8.89

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Market Commentary: Stocks Are Quite Resilient

Carson Wealth

Recent sentiment polls show a high number of bears while worries about the economy and earnings continue to expand. Think back to March 2003, March 2009, and March 2020. Although it might not feel like it, there are many reasons to expect stocks to bounce back and markets to improve. Why is this a good thing?

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Bad Weather Coming: Hurricane or Drizzle?

Investing Caffeine

Although the economy is currently very strong (i.e., raise interest rates and reduce balance sheet debt without crippling the economy), then substantial rewards could accrue to stock market investors. In short, attempting to decipher the reasons behind the short-term zigs and zags of the market is a fool’s errand.

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Is Inflation Haunting Your Dreams?

Yardley Wealth Management

Before you read too much into these recently rising numbers, it’s worth remembering their context. We’re comparing May 2021 to May 2020, when we were still deep into what The Wall Street Journal called a “screwy” pandemic economy. Putting Inflation in Proper Context. As of mid-June, that rate stood at 2.3 %.