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April Outlook: Will Recent Industry Turmoil Keep Banks in Spotlight as Earnings Season Begins?

April Outlook: Will Recent Industry Turmoil Keep Banks in Spotlight as Earnings Season Begins?

Key Takeaways Q1 earnings season puts spotlight on banks in mid-April following recent turmoil. Is an ‘earnings recession’ underway? Analysts expect overall weakness in company reporting. Market likely to remain focused on Fed as possibility of rate pause builds. Alex Coffey, Senior Trading Strategist, TD Ameritrade With the latest rate hike out of the way and […]

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Retail Q1 Earnings Preview: Just as Inflation Slows, Worry Grows—Can US Retailers Keep the Spending Party Going?

Retail Q1 Earnings Preview: Just as Inflation Slows, Worry Grows—Can US Retailers Keep the Spending Party Going?

Key Takeaways Good inflation news may keep customers’ wallets open, but will they reach beyond the bargain brand? Q1 spending strong, but March’s banking headwinds reset some shopping lists.  Retail bankruptcies are already at year-end 2022 levels.  Alex Coffey, Senior Trading Strategist, TD Ameritrade If inflation really is slowing, as some data suggest, it couldn’t come […]

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June Outlook: Uphill Battle Likely as Skittish Market Eyes Debt Ceiling Debate, FOMC Meeting

June Outlook: Uphill Battle Likely as Skittish Market Eyes Debt Ceiling Debate, FOMC Meeting

Key Takeaways June’s course likely depends on the outcome of the debt ceiling debate Market participants building in higher chances of a June interest rate increase as pause hopes fade Apple’s developers conference, Oracle and Nike earnings fuel corporate news to watch in June Alex Coffey, Senior Trading Strategist, TD Ameritrade Despite Washington, D.C. dabbling with […]

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2023 Mid-Year Outlook: Fixed Income

2023 Mid-Year Outlook: Fixed Income

It hasn’t been an easy start to the year for bond investors. The Federal Reserve continued its aggressive pace of rate hikes; instability flared in the banking industry, requiring government intervention; and a tense battle over raising the debt ceiling led to heightened fears that the U.S. government might default. Not surprisingly, volatility in the […]

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