Markets rebounded this week, lifted by delayed EU tariffs, resilient AI earnings from NVIDIA, and strong consumer confidence. Meanwhile, the Fed remains in “wait and see” mode as inflation softens, and global markets eye the next moves on trade and rates. Here’s what investors need to know — and what to watch for in the week ahead.
U.S. markets posted their longest losing streak since April as tariff threats, rising yields, and deficit concerns weighed on sentiment. Our weekly market recap breaks down key equity, bond, and commodity moves — plus what’s ahead on the economic calendar.
U.S. equities surged this week as a surprise U.S.-China tariff truce and tempered inflation readings lifted investor sentiment. Big tech led the rally while bond markets braced for looming debt ceiling risks. Here's your full breakdown from Freedom Family Office.
Markets rebounded sharply this week, with optimism over global trade progress and strong tech earnings lifting equities. Meanwhile, GDP slowed on trade distortions, but labor market strength points to resilience ahead.
Stocks surged to close out April, fueled by renewed trade optimism, strong earnings from tech giants, and dovish signals from the Federal Reserve. Explore this week's market drivers across equities, bonds, commodities, and global economies—and get a look at the critical data releases investors are watching next.
Equity markets stumbled as tariff headlines and Fed policy jitters erased early-week gains. Tech underperformed, while small caps and foreign stocks showed resilience. Get the full market breakdown and what to watch for next week.