Wrapping Up The Summer, Tariff Thoughts

Wrapping Up The Summer, Tariff Thoughts

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From Rotation to Derisking

The big things you need to know:First, lingering concerns about interest rates and the Fed flared up on Friday after a surprisingly strong NFP report. We run through our thoughts on why this hit the Nasdaq so hard and note that risk of a tier 1 / garden variety pullback (5-10% fr ...  Show more

Investment strategy through the ‘up crash’ and beyond

RBC’s Markets in Motion is the weekly podcast from Lori Calvasina, Head of US Equity Strategy at RBC Capital Markets, highlighting her latest views on the US equity market. This is a special edition of the podcast recorded live from the RBC Global Energy Power and Infrastructure ...  Show more

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