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Market Thoughts for July 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps June’s market and economic news. U.S. stocks were up for the month and quarter while gains in international markets last month left ...
Market Thoughts for June 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps May’s market and economic news. After a mixed April, markets pulled back in May. The exception was the Nasdaq, which was up ...
Market Thoughts for May 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps April’s market and economic news. After a strong March, financial markets were mixed in April. U.S. markets were up by low single ...
Market Thoughts for April 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps March’s market and economic news. U.S. markets were up by low single digits in March. For the quarter, the Nasdaq performed best, ...
Market Thoughts for March 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps February’s market and economic news. After a strong January, markets softened in February. U.S. markets were down by low single digits, international ...
Market Thoughts for February 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps January’s market and economic news. After a tough December, both U.S. and international markets showed gains for the month. The primary drivers ...
Market Thoughts for January 2023
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps December’s market and economic news. December closed out a tough year for markets. The U.S. indices showed single-digit declines for the month, ...
Market Thoughts for December 2022
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps November’s market and economic news. It was a good month for markets as the bounce from October continued. U.S. indices saw single-digit ...
Market Thoughts for November 2022
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps the market and economic news for October. It was a good month for the markets after a difficult September. The Dow and ...
Market Thoughts for October 2022
Brad McMillan, Commonwealth’s CIO, recaps the market and economic news for September. It was a bad month for markets, which were down between 8 and 12 percent ...
