By Frank Lovaglio, RFC® · Senior Partner, Security Financial Management · CRD #1299700Reviewed by Dave Allen, CFP® · CRD #1210763 · June 29, 2026 ·

In the past two weeks, inflation has eased while policymakers work to address Social Security changes and avoid a government shutdown, shaping the economic outlook.

In the last two weeks, the economic outlook has remained stable, with moderate growth, record corporate profits, and a surprising jump in mortgage activity fueling

In the last two weeks, inflation continued to ease and job growth remained solid, even as the unemployment rate ticked up—highlighting a mixed but resilient

In the last two weeks, markets have reacted to mixed economic signals, with a slight GDP contraction and a surge in durable goods orders as

In the last two weeks, uncertainty around economic growth, monetary policy, and global debt has added complexity to an already fragile market environment. At the

In the last two weeks, markets have been shaped by signs of easing inflation, renewed global trade cooperation, and growing concern over government debt levels.

In the last two weeks, rising consumer confidence, easing inflation, and a surge in home listings have offered fresh signs of economic resilience. At the

In the last two weeks, escalating tensions between Israel and Iran have rattled global markets, triggering sharp selloffs and raising concerns about broader geopolitical instability.

In the last two weeks, markets have navigated a mix of geopolitical conflict, cautious monetary policy signals, and evolving consumer and corporate trends—yet still pushed

In the last two weeks, strong job growth, a surprise federal surplus, and sweeping tax changes under the newly signed ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ have pointed

In the last two weeks, steady job growth, shifting trade dynamics, and the rollout of major policy changes under Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill have reshaped

In the last two weeks, economic data painted a mixed picture, with stronger productivity and GDP growth alongside rising jobless claims. Meanwhile, big tech earnings,

In the last two weeks, markets have balanced strong earnings and shifting labor trends against rising inflation pressures and record-high national debt. At the same

In the last two weeks, markets have grappled with mixed economic signals, from slower job growth and rising core inflation to a GDP revision that

In the last two weeks, shifting economic signals have shaped the outlook, with the Fed cutting interest rates and pointing to further rate cuts, mortgage