Stocks fell for the third consecutive week with news headlines and the yield curve in the drivers seat. Stock indices began the week down before news of a delay on the tariffs promised by the Trump Administration gave instant life to buyers who left when the tariffs were first announced. The good times were shortRead… Read more »
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Stocks had their worst weekly performance since December, triggered by surprise tariffs that followed a hawkish Fed rate cut.
Economic data added to the gains helped to push the S&P 500 to new highs.
Bonds outperformed this week with poor earnings signaling trouble in the economy for investors.
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U.S. stocks were up for the week as the dovish fed continues to give stock investors what they want.