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Trump Triumph: Reacting To What Lies Ahead
It was tight, most polls were unable to split the candidates, the uncertainty in the swing states meant both candidates… Read more
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Election Fever
When Tim Walz and JD Vance cordially shook hands following their Vice-Presidential debate last month it felt almost refreshing, two… Read more
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Banking on the Economy
The Fed has always talked about looking at the data. Despite the market clamoring for cuts earlier in the year,… Read more
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Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve: Election decisions
After the seismic fallout from the first Presidential debate, which marked an ending point for the Biden campaign, there was… Read more
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Fed Strategy Shifts: The Cutting Cycle Set to Start
Since 1978, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has drawn the financial world’s attention to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for… Read more
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Fed Cut: Is It Now More When Than If
With each month of no change in rates by the Federal Reserve, the scrutiny over the inflation data has continued… Read more
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Reading Between the Lines: A Balancing Act
The Federal Reserve announced, as expected, the holding of federal funds rate at 5.25-5.5%. Comparing the May and June statements,… Read more
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Volatility: Markets vs Election
Claudia Sheinbaum became the first female President of Mexico, victorious in the election over the weekend. Despite being a continuity… Read more
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Self-Driving for Minerals: Destination Copper
The unpredictable nature of Elon Musk saw him reverse his December comments and commit to an affordable Tesla model using… Read more
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March Madness of Markets: Unexpected Drivers and Lingering Concerns
The last week of the quarter saw some rotation in market drivers, with value stocks driving the market to new… Read more