Menninger & Associates

Markets were mixed last week as rising inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions pushed bond yields higher and kept investors cautious.

Stocks surged to end the second quarter as easing inflation and interest rate expectations boosted investor confidence.

Markets were mixed last week as tech stocks fell sharply while value sectors rallied, bonds gained, oil declined, and economic data kept focus on inflation and Fed policy.

Stocks surged on easing Middle East tensions, falling oil prices, strong consumer spending, and growing optimism for AI-driven growth.

Markets gained last week as optimism over a potential Iran deal outweighed concerns about rising inflation.

Markets fell as strong jobs data raised rate hike fears, pressured tech stocks, and shifted attention to upcoming inflation reports.

Stocks rallied to record highs in May on strong earnings and AI optimism, while higher oil prices continue to fuel inflation concerns.

Markets edged higher last week as investors focused on NVIDIA Corporation earnings, oil prices, inflation concerns, and upcoming PCE data for signals on the U.S. economy and AI market growth.

Markets were mostly flat last week as rising inflation, higher Treasury yields, and Middle East tensions increased concerns about future Federal Reserve rate hikes.

U.S. markets rallied to new highs as strong corporate earnings and resilient economic data fueled gains across stocks and bonds, while Treasury yields remained steady.

Stocks rose to record highs as bonds fell, with AI-driven volatility, steady GDP, and ongoing concerns about inflation, rates, and national debt.

Markets were mixed as Middle East tensions lifted oil and yields, while strong earnings and upcoming Big Tech reports drive volatility.

Stocks surged to record highs on easing U.S.–Iran tensions and positive inflation data, with bonds posting modest gains.

Markets jumped last week on easing Iran tensions, but rising oil prices and renewed conflict risks continue to cloud the outlook.