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This conference call covered the economic landscape of late 2023, including labor market trends, 2024 recession outlook, inflation & prices, the housing market, interest rates & monetary policy, cash alternatives, U.S. deficits, relations with
This conversation covered 2023’s economic landscape so far, including interest rate hikes, bank failures, the labor market, the national debt ceiling, inflation trends, a looming recession, Artificial Intelligence, generational demographic shif
Elon Musk’s biographer Ashlee Vance was interviewed this week by Albion Partner Doug Wells on his KPCW radio program Mountain Money on the subject of Vance’s new book “When the Heavens Went on Sale” Ashlee Vance is an American business columnis
REGISTER NOW for our first conference call of 2023 scheduled for May 16, 2023 at 9AM.The post Repost: November 2022 Conference Call appeared first on Albion Financial Group.
Click on the link below to watch the video and transcript of Albion’s November 15, 2022 Conference Call. Or listen to the isolated audio from the call below:The post Conference Call Recording – November 15, 2022 appeared first on Albion Financ
Whether or not you attended our conference call earlier this week, here is your chance to watch a recording of our panelists’ discussion. They cover a broad range of topics including stock & bond valuation, oil & gas prices, recession & inflati
Stocks and bonds moved lower last week in choppy trading after the Fed enacted the first 50bp rate hike in more than 20 years (May of 2000 was the last one). The market’s initial reaction was positive, as investors expressed relief that a 75bp
It was another tough week for stocks as bond yields continued to rise. Growth stocks bore the brunt of the selling pressure, sending the Nasdaq down 2.6% in a holiday-shortened week. Cyclical sectors fared better thanks to solid economic data,
It was another tough week for stocks and bonds, prompted by hawkish commentary on Monday from FOMC member Lael Brainard regarding the potential pace of Fed balance sheet reduction. That was followed up on Wednesday by the release of the FOMC me
Stocks finished higher for the second straight week despite surging bond yields. The energy sector led the way with a 7.4% return on the back of a sharp rebound in oil prices, while all other sectors besides healthcare posted positive returns o
In a move that echoed the early days of 2021, markets got off to a rough start during the first week of 2022 as rising bond yields pushed discount rates higher for all risk assets. The release of the December FOMC minutes provided a clearer win
Markets took a risk-off tone last week as investors grappled with the twin concerns of rising covid-19 case counts and an inflation-fighting Fed. As was widely expected, Fed Chair Jerome Powell announced an increase in the pace of asset purchas
Last week was a strong one for risk assets as it became increasingly clear that while highly contagious, the omicron variant is very likely to cause a lower rate of serious disease and death than previous strains of the coronavirus. Most bond p
Risk assets were whipsawed last week by shifting sentiment around omicron and US monetarily policy. While it is increasingly clear that omicron is already widespread in the US, there is growing optimism that existing vaccines will provide prote
News of the omicron variant sent stocks tumbling on Friday, pushing all major equity indices into the red for the week. The Nasdaq was the worst performer, as concerns about rising rates had dented longer-duration growth stocks even before Frid
From November 16th, 2021 To watch the Zoom video recording, please click on the below button: To listen to the audio only version, please click play below: Skip to a section of the call: 00:02:27 – John Bird 00:07:54 – Albion’s ESG Portfolio of
Most US equity indices finished the week slightly lower, due in large part to a higher-than-expected consumer price inflation (CPI) print for the month of October. Core inflation (ex food and energy) rose to 4.6% y/y, while headline inflation e
Tapering is upon us at last. In a move that surprised no one, the US Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it would begin tapering its monthly purchases of Treasuries and MBS by approximately $15 billion per month, beginning immediately.
Large cap technology stocks led the market higher last week thanks in large part to stellar earnings results from tech bellwethers like Alphabet (Google) and Microsoft. The rally pushed the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite to fresh record hig
News regarding the pandemic was positive last week. Covid-19 case counts continued to fall in the US and globally, and on Thursday the FDA and CDC jointly announced new recommendations that made nearly 100 million Americans immediately eligible
Equities rallied around the world last week as Q3 earnings season got underway, with several of the large US banks reporting strong trading results and record M&A deal flow. Gains in large cap stocks pushed the S&P and Dow back to within 1.5% o
Last week’s biggest news was Senate Republicans offering (and Democrats accepting) an agreement to raise the US national debt ceiling by $480 billion, eliminating the near term risk of a technical default on US Treasuries and giving Democrats t
Incoming Utah State Treasurer Marlo Oaks was a guest on KPCW’s Mountain Money episode last week hosted by Albion Principal and Partner Doug Wells and Alison Kuhlow. Listen to the interview to learn about Treasurer Oaks’s background, Utah State’
September ended on a challenging note, with Treasury yields moving higher and equity prices falling as the month drew to a close. The first trading day in October provided a respite, as yields stabilized and equities rebounded to begin Q4 with
Rates have risen somewhat sharply in the wake of Wednesday afternoon’s FOMC meeting, although they remain significantly below the peak from the end of March. Meanwhile, US equity benchmarks finished last week in the green after two straight wee
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