Weekly Market Commentary
- Weekly Market Commentary | Strategic Time Horizon Supports Allocation to Non-U.S. Equities | June 30 2025
LPL Research examines why strategic allocations should still consider diversification into international equities.
- Weekly Market Commentary | China’s Equity Market Diverges: A-Shares vs. H-Shares | June 23 2025
LPL Financial explores the split in China’s stock market, as mainland A-shares struggle and internationally accessible H-shares rally on renewed investor interest.
- Weekly Market Commentary | Inflation’s Importance to Financial Markets Cannot Be Overstated | June 16, 2025
Inflation’s effects on the economy, policy, and the financial markets are wide-ranging. LPL Financial explores the ways inflation can impact the market.
- Global Portfolio Strategy | Staying the Course as S&P 500 Threatens New Highs | June 2025
U.S. stocks settled sharply higher last month with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq delivering their best month since November 2023.
- Weekly Market Commentary | Q1 Buybacks Boost Stocks Amid Market Recovery | June 9, 2025
Corporate buybacks surged in Q1, supporting the market’s rebound. LPL Financial explores which sectors are buying and how it could shape future returns.
- June 2025 Client Letter | Volatility Likely to Bring Opportunities As Trade Uncertainty Continues
LPL Research discusses potential implications of latest tariff news, solid first quarter earnings results, and bond market headwinds.
- Weekly Market Commentary | Tariffs and Market Volatility Likely to Stick
LPL Research discusses recent tariff news, what direction the Trump administration might go in next, and potential market implications.
- Weekly Market Commentary | Can Earnings Catch Up to This Stock Market Rally?
LPL Research discusses first quarter's solid reporting season and why it might not offer much of a confidence boost for the rest of 2025's market outlook.
- Weekly Market Commentary | Market Update: Tariff Pause Boosts Sentiment, Fed Steady
LPL Research explores the temporary pause on tariffs with China, the impact on investor sentiment, and the ongoing strength of the U.S. dollar.