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InsightSeptember 7, 2026

Weekly market report: September 7, 2026

The data were contradictory and the price signals were not. Second-quarter GDP was confirmed at 1.5% annualised (from 2.1% in Q1), but the PCE price index was revised up to 5.3% and core PCE to 3.6%. The labour market opened weak — ADP added just 38,000 jobs in August, the softest since January, and July JOLTS showed openings little changed at 7.3 million with the quits rate stuck at 1.9% — before Friday’s Employment Situation reversed the narrative: payrolls rose 162,000 against consensus nearer 56,000, unemployment held at 4.1%, average hourly earnings rose 0.3% month on month and 3.1% year on year, and the prior two months were revised up by a combined 55,000, turning July from a 23,000 decline into a 21,000 gain.

InsightAugust 24, 2026

Weekly market report: August 24, 2026

US equities snapped a three-week winning streak, with all three major benchmarks posting their first weekly declines since late July as a sell-off in long-dated Treasuries and renewed US–Iran tensions drove a risk-off tone. Through Thursday's close the S&P 500 had lost 1.9% on the week and the Nasdaq 2.5%, while the Dow had declined 1.8%, before a Friday rebound trimmed the damage. On Friday the S&P 500 climbed 0.43% to 7,674.37 and the Nasdaq rose 0.43% to 26,180.45, while the Dow gained 517.80 points, or 0.98%, to 53,277.01, supported by healthcare names such as Merck and Johnson & Johnson. The dominant macro story was fiscal and geopolitical: the 30-year Treasury yield pushed to its highest in decades, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced plans to expand the bond buyback program beyond $4 billion per issue in an attempt to steady the market, even as President Trump escalated an "economic warfare" campaign against Iran that kept oil elevated (Brent near $93). Data was firmer than the price action implied.

InsightJuly 20, 2026

Weekly market report: July 20, 2026

June CPI fell 0.4% m/m — the largest monthly drop since April 2020 — bringing annual inflation to 3.5% vs. 3.8% consensus, with core flat on the month at 2.6% y/y, driven by a 5.7% slide in energy prices. Retail sales rose just 0.2%, the weakest gain in five months. Earnings season opened with solid results from JPMorgan, Goldman, Citi, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, but IBM plunged \~26% on a rare profit warning and Netflix fell over 8% on in-line results.

InsightJuly 15, 2026

Weekly market report: July 15, 2026

US equities absorbed a geopolitical shock and still closed the week higher, underscoring the resilience of the AI-led rally. The S&P 500 gained roughly 1% on the week to close Friday at 7,575.39 (+0.42% on the day) and the Nasdaq Composite rose over 1% to 26,281.61 (+0.29%), while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged, falling about 0.5% to 52,637.01 and snapping a four-week winning streak — a divergence driven by housing, airline and cruise names that sold off on Wednesday's oil-price spike (PulteGroup and D.R.

InsightJuly 7, 2026

Weekly market report: July 7, 2026

The US equity market navigated a holiday-shortened trading week (markets closed Friday, July 3rd, for Independence Day) dominated by labor-market data, Fed-independence headlines, and a marked de- escalation in Middle Eastern tensions. The week opened on a strong note as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 52,000 for the first time on Monday, June 29th, buoyed by Alphabet's inclusion in the index (shares +4%) and a broad tech relief rally following the prior week's sharp losses, while sentiment was further lifted by a Supreme Court ruling upholding Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook's position — reinforcing central bank independence — and by reports that the US and Iran had agreed to halt hostilities after a weekend flare-up.

InvestmentJuly 1, 2026

Investbanq Insider: July, 2026

Every market cycle eventually earns a label. The years following the Global Financial Crisis were defined by extraordinary monetary stimulus and a hunt for yield in a near- zero-rate world. The pandemic recovery was defined by whiplash — a collapse followed by the fastest snapback in modern history, then the inflation shock that followed it. As we move through 2026, a new label is taking shape, and it is a more uncomfortable one for investors to sit with: resilient but not calm.

InsightJune 29, 2026

Weekly market report: June 29, 2026

U.S. equities were pressured by a sharp rotation out of AI, semiconductor and megacap technology stocks, despite still-resilient macro data. The BEA’s third estimate showed Q1 real GDP growth at 2.1% annualized, while May PCE inflation accelerated to 4.1% YoY, with core PCE at 3.4% YoY, keeping Fed tightening concerns alive. Initial jobless claims for the week ending 21 June fell to 236,000, suggesting the labor market remained firm.

InsightJune 22, 2026

Weekly market report: June 22, 2026

During 15–21 June 2026, U.S. markets were driven mainly by the Fed and geopolitics. The FOMC kept the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.50–3.75%, noting solid economic activity but inflation still above the 2% target.

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