Category: Weekend Update

Rekindling Inflation Fears 😬

February 26, 2023February 26, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#ConsumerNoConfidence, #InflationFears, #Recession2023, #RisingYields

Markets tumble with more data indicating inflation declines decelerating

Slowing Slowing Inflation 😬

February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#InflationFears, #RisingYields, Recession2023

January CPI shows inflation declines slowing

New Year’s Hangover 😵

February 12, 2023February 12, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#AI, #InflationFears

Market hangover setting in after New Year’s Fed optimism rally

Light at the End of the Tunnel 🕯

February 5, 2023February 5, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#CorporateBeltTightening, #HotLaborMarket, #RisingYields, #RiskOn, Recession2023

Markets getting the party started as the Fed slows rate hikes again

Recession Defense? 🛡

January 29, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#RiskOn, Recession2023

Soft landing confidence increasing, will it hold with Fed on tap?

Restless Before the Storm 🌪

January 22, 2023January 22, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#ConsumerNoConfidence, #CorporateBeltTightening, #Recession2023, #RisingYields

Light earnings week as investors adjust expectations for the bulk

Extended New Year’s Rally 🥂

January 16, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#InflationFears, #RecessionWatch, #RisingYields

Markets double down on green as New Year rally continues

Year of the Labor (Market) 💼

January 8, 2023January 8, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#BigTech, #CorporateBeltTightening, #InflationFears, #RecessionWatch, #RisingYields

Markets look to forget 2022 starting 2023 bullishly green

Good Riddance 2022 😡

January 2, 2023January 2, 2023 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#COVID19, #InflationFears, #RecessionWatch, #RisingYields

Anxious, but optimistic markets entering 2023

Recession Fears 😬

December 18, 2022December 18, 2022 Ryan JueResearch, Uncategorized, Weekend Update#InflationFears, #RecessionWatch, #RisingYields

Markets cheer lower inflation, but higher rates and recession driving new year fears