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August 27, 2018
John voices his concerns about whether economic strength extends beyond the US, and what to look out for in the near term.
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Bond Commentary ~ August 2018
Jeff Herold
The protectionist trade policies of the U.S. administration were a major theme in financial markets during August. The resultant uncertainty, combined with slower summer market activity, resulted in bonds trading in a narrow range for most of the month. Indeed, bond yields were little changed from the start of the month until the second last […]
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John Zechner
While global trade tensions make headline news, U.S. stock markets keep grinding higher. The S&P500 Index continued its recent recovery and exceeded its January high on August 21st. The next day it became the longest bull market in history at over 3,400 days. Since its bear market low on March 9, 2009, it has risen […]
Read MoreBond Commentary ~ July 2018
The bond market gave up some of the gains of the last two months, with the year-to-date returns of most bonds falling back into negative territory. In Canada, bond prices were little changed in the first half of the month but moved lower following stronger than expected economic and inflation data. Rising bond yields was […]
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