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September 26, 2022
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Latest Commentary
Stocks & Bonds Rally in Shadow of Expected Recession
John Zechner
Stocks continued to shake off the worries from sharply rising interest rates and some shaky earnings projections and focused instead on some indications from a few central bankers that we could be closer to the end of this aggressive rate hiking cycle. This helped stocks generate a great start to the fourth quarter and their […]
Read MorePreferred Share Commentary | October 2022
Jeff Herold
Preferred shares began October by drifting modestly lower in price, thereby extending the weakness that began in September. In the second week of the month, though, there was a sharp selloff in the market caused by two banks deciding to extend rather than redeem two series of their preferred shares. For more than two years, […]
Read MoreBond Commentary | October 2022
Jeff Herold
October was a volatile month that saw bond yields rise dramatically for the first three weeks then decline sharply over the balance of the period. In both Canada and the United States yields of benchmark bonds ranging from 2 years to 30 years in maturity initially rose by more than 50 basis points as stubbornly […]
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