MP024: All-time Highs, Earnings, Rates. Market Perspective with Vector’s Jason Ranallo

In this edition of the Well Balanced podcast, we dive into three major financial stories making headlines:

• Stock Market Highs: The S&P 500 and NASDAQ have reached record highs, driven by optimism over potential interest rate cuts and strong corporate earnings.
• Earnings Season Highlights: Overall strong corporate earnings for Q2, with significant earnings growth across sectors like technology, communication, and financials.
• Interest Rate Outlook: Recent inflation report showed higher-than-expected price levels for producers in the economy. Despite this recent report, we anticipate the Fed will still cut interest rates in 2025, with implications for borrowing costs and investment.

Watch, listen or read this week’s Market Perspective with Jason Ranallo. For more: vectorwealth.com/blog

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