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Geopolitical tensions continue to rise, fueling ongoing speculation about tariffs and trade policies. Equities have remained under pressure, yet this hasn’t triggered a surge in volatility. The VIX...
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U.S. President Trump has frequently advocated for a weaker dollar, aiming to address the nation’s significant trade deficit. A weaker dollar would make U.S. goods and services more affordable to...
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The U.S. federal debt-to-GDP ratio continues to rise, currently at 106%, or 92% when excluding the Fed’s SOMA holdings. While some economies, like Japan, have sustained much higher debt levels...
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We are excited to introduce you to NDR's Signal Exchange, a new series of 3-5 minute videos where the Strategists of Ned Davis Research answer your top questions about the financial markets. Whether...
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Welcome to the third edition of NDR’s Integrated Analyst, where we showcase the wide-ranging capabilities of our Custom Research Solutions (CRS) group. Whether you're looking to streamline your...
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Global bond markets face heightened risks as yields rise, reflecting varied macroeconomic pressures. In Europe, fears of stagflation have driven U.K. 10-year yields to 2008 levels, challenging the...
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NDR expects CPI inflation to remain steady in 2025, between 2.75% and 3.25%, with November CPI changes defining the range at 2.7% to 3.3%. However, if the Fed fails to control inflation, investor...
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This week’s FOMC rate decision holds little surprise, with markets nearly certain of a 25-basis-point cut, aligning with our expectations. This would lower the fed funds target range to 4.25%–4.50%,...
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The Exchange-traded products have had an exceptional year. By November, assets in the funds we track surpassed $10.5 trillion, marking an increase of nearly 40% compared to the previous year. This...
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The S&P 500 recorded its 53rd all-time high of 2024 by the end of November, tying 2014 for the seventh-most in a year since 1928, with a chance to surpass 1961's 55 highs but falling short of 1995’s...
