Our June letter discusses the U.S.-China trade dispute, tariffs on Mexican imports, and the possible effects on financial markets. It also explains
why we think the S&P 500 may hit new highs later this year.
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Worrisome signals from the bond market contributed to stocks’ first monthly decline of 2019.
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The bond market has been baffling recently.
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Our Five Forecasters collectively point to economic growth ahead.
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• Our Five Forecasters are collectively indicating that further economic growth and stock market gains appear likely.
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It appears an earnings recession has been averted and better earnings days lie ahead, though trade uncertainty is a huge wild card.
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Investors aren’t quite out of the woods yet with trade tensions.
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Lowered long-term muni view from Neutral/Positive to Neutral
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Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions caused stocks to sell off more than 2% last week.
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First quarter productivity rose at the fastest year-over-year pace since 2010.
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