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MARKET UPDATE

2024 Outlook: Equity markets

By Steve Lowe, CFA, Chief Investment Strategist & David Spangler, CFA, Model Portfolio Manager | 01/11/2024

01/11/2024

 

The 2023 economy proved to be very resilient with strong growth and job markets, giving us optimism for what 2024 will bring for the equity markets.

Steve Lowe, CFA
Chief Investment Strategist
David Spangler, CFA
Head of Mixed Assets & Market Strategies

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Equities markets have been influenced by the large-cap technology companies, but that breadth is narrowing. Cyclical sectors, on the other hand, are highlighting how the U.S. economy is at an inflection point, which is heavily influenced by consumers feeling pain points of higher prices, fewer job openings and even affordable housing.

Equities markets have been influenced by the large-cap technology companies, but that breadth is narrowing. Cyclical sectors, on the other hand, are highlighting how the U.S. economy is at an inflection point, which is heavily influenced by consumers feeling pain points of higher prices, fewer job openings and even affordable housing.

10/01/2024