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📊Earnings Season Begins With The Big Banks
Issue #24 TIA Market Outlook
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This Week’s Market Outlook… 📊
Welcome to what could already be the biggest week of the year. Yes, the year just started, but this week promises a whirlwind of data releases and market reactions. It marks the true kickoff of earnings season, led by a slate of major financial institutions reporting results. Additionally, we’ll get key inflation data with both the Producer Price Index (PPI) and Consumer Price Index (CPI) set to release.
Earnings season is officially back, and as usual, it’s kicking off with the banks and other financial giants. These institutions often set the tone for the rest of earnings season, offering a glimpse into the health of the consumer and the broader economy.
Wednesday will be a massive day for earnings, as JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Citi, Wells Fargo, and BNY all report before the market open. This is unique this quarter, as the last few big bank earnings have been on a Friday.
While earnings will drive headlines, the market’s attention will also be glued to this week’s economic data. Friday’s surprisingly hot jobs report sent shockwaves through the market, with bond yields surging and equities retreating. Think about it—stocks fell because more people found jobs. In many ways, that’s a bullish signal.
Now, all eyes turn to inflation. The PPI report on Tuesday could offer an early indication of what to expect from Wednesday’s CPI release. Investors will be closely analyzing these numbers, particularly amid growing concerns that inflation could be reigniting.
As the month goes on, I expect there to be more volatility and choppiness. I believe recent economic data has actually been bullish for the market, and the drawbacks have been good buying opportunities. As we head into earnings season, I think earnings will be stronger than expected, and the market will react positively.
As always, remain positive, get invested, and be optimistic!
Have a wonderful week!!
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-Ryan
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