While investors grapple with continued geopolitical uncertainty, we maintained the base positioning in our Global Perspectives portfolios.

The markets responded to Trump’s cabinet appointees and geopolitical tensions outside the U.S.

After Trump's election win in 2016, there was a significant rally in U.S. equites, with small caps notably outperforming.

A still strong consumer and stabilized (but not lower) inflation caused the markets to sell off this week as rate cut odds fell.

Earlier this year in August, Japanese equities experienced their largest single-day drop since 1987.

Post-election results led to calming and rising markets as both stock and bond prices rose over the week.

President-Elect Donald Trump’s proposed economic policies include increased tariffs, sweeping tax cuts, and large-scale deportations of undocumented immigrants.

Uncertainty over next week’s election and Fed decision weighed on stocks and bonds this week.

While investors grapple with economic crosscurrents, U.S. corporate earnings remained positive, maintaining our base positioning...

Lower-than-expected inflation numbers drove a rotation from large growth toward small value stocks and a sharp drop in short duration bond yields.