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Weekly Market Recap: Rising Yields, Record Highs, and Fed Rate Cut Expectations This week, U.S. markets pulled back after hitting record highs, with the Nasdaq Composite closing above 20,000 for the first time. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial dipped as rising Treasury yields created headwinds, while emerging markets outperformed on Chinese stimulus optimism. Oil surged over 6% amid potential sanctions on Russian and Iranian supplies, leading a commodity rally. With inflation stabilizing and businesses ramping up capital spending, all eyes are now on the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate decision. Get the full market breakdown and key economic events to watch next week. #MarketRecap #EconomicInsights #FederalReserve #InvestingNews

Last week, the markets showed mixed performance with tech and AI optimism leading the way, while global equities rallied on positive signals from Europe and Asia. With the Fed's December meeting on the horizon, what could rate decisions mean for investors? Dive into this week’s update for key insights.

U.S. equities rebounded, with the S&P 500 gaining 1.7% as earnings reports drove market sentiment. Key economic data next week includes GDP updates and consumer confidence.

U.S. equities ended the week lower, with major indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq falling due to inflation data concerns and comments from Fed Chair Powell. International markets also struggled, while Treasury yields rose. Despite steady inflation, markets remain uncertain about future rate cuts. The upcoming week will feature key economic data, including housing and PMI reports.

U.S. equities rebounded sharply as Trump’s election victory and a Fed rate cut propelled indexes to record highs. International markets were mixed, with European stocks facing pressure and Asian markets boosted by China's stimulus announcement. Key economic data is set for release this week, offering further insights into inflation and manufacturing trends.

October markets ended in the red due to a late-month sell-off. The S&P 500 fell 0.9%, with international markets performing worse. Strong economic data pushed interest rates higher, impacting bonds and equities. Despite challenges, Q3 earnings growth and consumer spending remain robust. Key risks include inflation, stretched valuations, and geopolitical tensions. Freedom Family Office maintains a neutral equity allocation while seeking opportunities amid market volatility.