Market Volatility: No News is Good News
Events over the last two years have been the source of near constant headlines and increased market volatility: COVID, Russia’s war with Ukraine, a global spike in inflation, deglobalization, mid-term elections, elevated US debt levels, an inverted Treasury yield curve, China reopening, and the instability of the US banking system. It is easy to immediately react to the news of the day. However, investors are often rewarded by avoiding reactionary decisions and adhering to strategic asset allocations.
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