Market Matters: May 31, 2025
Global equities rallied as trade negotiations between the United States and China progressed.
Global equities rallied as trade negotiations between the United States and China progressed.
Global financial market volatility surged in April as investors priced in the potential impacts of so-called reciprocal tariffs revealed by the United States, which significantly raised import levies on virtually all trading partners.
Global equities declined, driven by a large sell-off in US stocks as investors digested the potential negative impact from new US import tariffs.
Global bonds rallied, outpacing equity markets as concerns mounted that a change in global trade dynamics would weigh on economic growth.
Global equities advanced in January as cooling inflation and US tariff delays catalyzed a risk rally in the second half of the month.
Global equities advanced in Q4 as performance diverged among regions.
Global equities advanced as performance diverged among regions. US stocks surged to new all-time highs, whereas developed markets (DM) ex US peers lagged, and emerging markets (EM) shares declined.
Global equities and fixed income declined in October as rising bond yields weighed on performance across a broad swath of asset classes.
Global equities advanced in Q3. Monetary easing by several major central banks and a weaker economic outlook led to a rotation favoring value over growth strategies.
Fixed income outperformed equities, driven by declining yields as markets became more convinced that major central banks would continue to ease monetary policies.