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Good morning,
Hope you had a good week. Before we get into the news, a quick note. We have new small cap stock alerts coming next week, so keep an eye on your inbox. Now let’s take a look at what happened in the market this week and what to watch next.
Market Recap
U.S. stocks ended the week near record highs. The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all posted modest gains as investors grew more confident about a possible rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
Economic reports showed signs of cooling in some areas. Hiring slowed and inflation expectations eased. These trends supported the idea that interest rates may begin moving lower. That helped keep markets steady and supported risk assets.
Consumer sentiment improved a bit as well. Lower inflation expectations helped lift the outlook for both spending and confidence heading into the final stretch of the year.
The overall market tone stayed calm and constructive. Investors welcomed softer economic data because it increases the chance of easier monetary policy, which supports growth focused areas of the market.
What’s Coming Next Week
The main event next week is the Federal Reserve meeting. Investors will be watching closely for clues on the direction of interest rates. Even small changes in the Fed’s guidance can move the market.
New economic data is also on the way. Inflation numbers, job reports, and consumer updates will give a clearer picture of how the economy is performing. Continued signs of cooling inflation would support the case for a more flexible policy path.
More earnings from mid cap and small cap companies are expected. Strong results here can help shine a light on areas of the market that benefit from improving financial conditions.
Holiday spending updates will also be watched. These reports show how shoppers are handling prices and borrowing costs as the season continues.
The backdrop remains supportive for small cap stocks. Expectations for lower interest rates tend to help smaller companies because improved borrowing conditions can boost growth and activity. With consumer sentiment firming and inflation easing, conditions are setting up well for select small caps as we move into the next phase of the market.
We will continue watching for companies that show strong trends or building momentum and will highlight opportunities that stand out.
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