Market Commentary

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By Frank Lovaglio, RFC® · Managing Partner, Security Financial Management · CRD #1299700Reviewed by Dave

In the last two weeks, markets experienced notable gains with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq

In the last two weeks, U.S. economic indicators showed mixed signals with core inflation steady

In the last two weeks, inflation pressures intensified as the Consumer Price Index rose notably,

In the last two weeks, despite geopolitical tensions around Iran, financial markets have shown resilience

In the last two weeks, the Federal Reserve signaled a patient approach to policy despite

In the last two weeks, US economic data showed mixed signals with rising producer inflation

In the last two weeks, the U.S. labor market showed unexpected weakness with a significant

In the last two weeks, US economic data showed a mixed picture with consumer prices

In the last two weeks, the tech sector experienced significant turbulence as AI-driven disruption fears

In the last two weeks, key economic data showed the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge

In the last two weeks, the S&P 500 reached record highs fueled by strong performances

In the last two weeks, markets showed their strength as the S&P 500 hit a

In the last two weeks, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time,

In the last two weeks, inflation data showed mixed signals with a modest rise in

In the last two weeks, markets reached new highs amid mixed signals from economic data

In the last two weeks, markets have digested a second Fed rate cut, a cooling