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Climbing the wall of worry

Financial markets need the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. This would permit inflation to subside, keep bond yields in check, head off a renewed central bank tightening cycle, and improve the prospects for corporate earnings.

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Women are redefining what it means to build wealth. Our latest 2026 Women and Wealth survey explores how baby boomers, Gen X and millennials are closing the wealth gap and reaching new financial heights, with millennials leading the charge as executives and entrepreneurs. See how these changemakers are building real momentum and setting the benchmark for future generations.

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The New Female Economy Is Here, And Financial Advisors Need To Prepare

The rise of the female economy is one of the most significant financial shifts of our time. In her latest Forbes article, our Head of Wealth Strategies Angie O'Leary explores how women across generations are redefining wealth. They’re building it with purpose, investing with intention and creating impact that lasts. Read the article to see what this transformative era means for the future of wealth management.

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Equity bull cycle intact but rising long-term rates are a growing risk

The technical backdrop for equity markets remains positive with healthy participation across sectors. However, a breakout by U.S. long-term rates above their 2.5-year trading ranges would risk the equity market cycle that began in Q4 2022.

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