Wrapping Up The Summer, Tariff Thoughts

Wrapping Up The Summer, Tariff Thoughts

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The big things you need to know:First, we review our key takeaways from our review of March company commentary on the Middle East conflict on EPS calls and in conference presentations. What we read adds to our understanding of why the US equity market has been fairly resilient si ...  Show more

Lingering Confidence & Emerging Concerns

The big things you need to know:First, in tandem with the 5% decline in the S&P 500, investor and consumer sentiment have slipped in recent updates as investors have digested the possibility of a longer conflict in Iran and consumers have started to notice higher gas prices.Secon ...  Show more

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