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“Is There Still Value in Value?“ | Weekly Market Commentary | January 30, 2017

“Despite a strong 2016, there may still be some value in value.”
Source: WEEKLY COMMENTARY

"FOMC FAQs" | Weekly Economic Commentary | January 30, 2017

“The Fed holds its first of eight FOMC meetings of 2017 this Tuesday and Wednesday, January 31-February 1, 2017.”
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"High-Yield Municipals: Does Risk Outweigh Reward?" | Bond Market Perspectives | January 24, 2017

“High-yield municipal bonds have started to recover following the November 2016 sell-off.”
Source: WEEKLY COMMENTARY

"I Want My GDP – NowCast Preview For Q4 2016" | Weekly Economic Commentary | January 23, 2017

“With the GDP estimate for Q4 2016 coming at the end of the week, Fed NowCast models are forecasting an average real growth of 2.5%.”
Source: WEEKLY COMMENTARY

“International Stocks — We Look East to Japan“ | Weekly Market Commentary | January 23, 2017

“After years of earnings recession, improving corporate earnings and relatively low valuations are making overseas investments more attractive.”
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Portfolio Compass | January 18, 2017

“Upgraded financials to neutral/positive from neutral. Downgraded consumer staples to negative from neutral/negative.”
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“Is Small Cap Strength Sustainable?“ | Weekly Market Commentary | January 17, 2017

“This week, we share our thoughts on the potential policy impact on small caps and discuss whether recent small cap strength is sustainable.”
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"Municipals Break Losing Streak" | Bond Market Perspectives | January 17, 2017

“Supply-induced headwinds in the municipal market faded in December, allowing the sector to break a three-month losing streak.”
Source: WEEKLY COMMENTARY

"China Check In" | Weekly Economic Commentary | January 17, 2017

“China’s role in the global economy has seldom been more important or controversial.”
Source: WEEKLY COMMENTARY

Market Insight Monthly | December 2016

“Economic reports received in December 2016, which mostly reflect economic activity in November and early December 2016, were generally mixed relative to consensus expectations, which have moved higher since the November 8, 2016 U.S. presidential election.” 
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