Tag: #GlobalTension

Oil Casualty 🛢️

October 28, 2024October 28, 2024 Ryan JueMarket Musings, Research#GlobalTension, #Goldilocks

Oil prices sharply fall after Israel’s retaliation avoids Iran energy.

Better Than Feared Banks 😅

October 13, 2024October 13, 2024 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#GlobalTension, #Inflation, #LaborMarkets

Another green market week finishing on strong bank earnings

Oil Whiplash 🏎️💨

October 8, 2024October 8, 2024 Ryan JueMarket Musings, Research#GlobalTension

Markets seesaw as energy prices whiplash. So, what’s going on with oil?

Jobs Smash Expectations 🔥

October 6, 2024October 6, 2024 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#GlobalTension, #LaborMarkets

Markets breathe a sigh of relief as September jobs crush expectations

September In-Review

October 2, 2024October 3, 2024 Ryan JueMarket Musings, Research#ConsumerConfidence, #GlobalTension, #Goldilocks, #LaborMarkets, #RateCuts, #Recession

The S&P finished up +2% as rate cuts reignited goldilocks optimism after another early recession scare.

Israel Strikes Back ️⚔️

April 21, 2024April 20, 2024 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#AI, #GlobalTension, #RateCuts

Markets slide on escalating #GlobalTensions, #AI spending concerns and pushed out #RateCuts

Geopolitical Tension ⚔️

April 14, 2024April 14, 2024 Ryan JueResearch, Weekend Update#GlobalTension, #RateCuts

Volatile markets swinging on new inflation data and Israel attack

Q1 Macro Review 🧐

April 9, 2024April 9, 2024 Ryan JueMarket Musings, Research#AI, #ChinaTension, #CyberSecurity, #GlobalTension, #LaborMarkets, #RateCuts

Markets strongly rallied in Q1 on #AI euphoria despite delayed #RateCut expectations

New Year, New Market 2024 🎉

January 16, 2024January 16, 2024 Ryan JueMarket Musings, Research#AI, #ChinaTension, #ConsumerDebt, #ConsumerNoConfidence, #CorporateBeltTightening, #CyberSecurity, #Flight2Safety, #GlobalTension, #Goldilocks, #LaborMarkets, #MildRecession, #RateCuts, #RisingYields

Overall, we’re optimistic for 2024. We still expect rate cut timing volatility near-term, but more confident we’ve entered the next bull market pending a mild recession this year.