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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak March 9, 2023
Read about navigating today’s conflicting economic information, how foreign central bank policies may put downward pressure on the U.S. dollar, and how investors consider factors impacting stocks as economic risks linger.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak January 12, 2023
Our Investment Strategy Group offers commentary on reducing national debt, major fixed income themes from last year, and the economic factors weighing most heavily on investors in 2023.
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Mark Luschini and Guy LeBas December 15, 2022
Outlook 2023 offers the Janney Investment Strategy Group’s baseline forecasts for the economy and equity and fixed income markets in the coming year.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak December 12, 2022
An introduction into national debt, tax-swap considerations, and stock market performance put into focus.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak November 7, 2022
Why investors should stay the course, a look at premium-priced bonds, and what’s ahead for stocks.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak October 7, 2022
Housing market slows, Fed moving fast, and what’s in store for stocks in Q4.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak September 13, 2022
Near-term uncertainty, quantitative tightening measures, and preparing for September stock activity.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak August 5, 2022
Recession definition, monitoring moves by looking at bond market volatility, and is the tide turning for equities?
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak July 12, 2022
Recession possibilities, the credit cycle and its phases, and expectations for equities.
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Guy LeBas and Mark Luschini June 29, 2022
Among the many concerns expressed in our initial Outlook 2022 publication, inflation has overwritten most of them. So too has the Federal Reserve’s response to it. While we did not think the risk associated with prices running at the highest in four decades would overwhelm consumer behavior so much as to thwart the economic expansion, it has clearly stunted activity.