ACG’s May 2025 Capital Markets Review

Equity markets rallied in May; S&P 500 up 6.29%, tech led gains, small caps rebounded, etc. Download ACG’s May 2025 Capital Markets Review full report!

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ACG Sector Highlights – May 2025

Earnings season has begun with tariffs, trade war, and potential trade deal news dominating headlines. What major companies are reporting can give valuable insight into the overall state of the economy.

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ACG’s April 2025 Capital Markets Review

Markets went on a tariff-induced roller coaster ride in April after the announcement of “reciprocal” tariffs on April 2 drove bond yields higher and stock prices lower, followed by a 90-day pause that led to a rebound through the end of the month.

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ACG Market Review – First Quarter 2025

Consumer survey data has shown quickly deteriorating sentiment and increased inflation expectations as some of the realities of the new administration’s policies materialize.

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ACG’s February Capital Markets Review

Risk-off sentiment took hold of markets in February with domestic stocks falling and bond prices rising as traders grappled with extended valuations, policy uncertainty, and mixed economic and inflation data.

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ACG Sector Highlights – February 2025

As of the end of January, Health Care had the strongest year-to-date performance, followed by the Financial Sector and Materials Sector.

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ACG’s January Capital Markets Review

Markets generally pushed higher despite uncertainty around a new presidential administration in the US and a shock to the AI trade after China’s DeepSeek AI model hit the headlines.

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ACG Market Review – Fourth Quarter 2024

Strong consumer spending and corporate profits, coupled with fiscal deficits have provided tailwinds for the economy that look poised to continue for the foreseeable future.

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ACG’s December Capital Markets Review

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ACG’s November Capital Markets Review

Markets in the US rallied after a decisive presidential election opened the door for deregulation and corporate tax cuts that are viewed as constructive for corporate earnings.

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