The Pinnacle: November 2024
In this month’s Pinnacle, we examine the significant global market movements of November, driven by President Trump’s re-election and key economic developments. From record highs in U.S. equities to mixed performances in Europe and Asia, markets reacted to policy expectations and shifting investor sentiment. We also analyse the economic implications of Trump’s Treasury Secretary nominee, Scott Bessent, and the anticipated impact of tariffs on trade and growth.
Explore the trends, insights, and opportunities shaping global markets in this pivotal month.
The Pinnacle: October 2024
Explore the October 2024 issue of Pinnacle for insights on global market trends, with in-depth coverage of October’s market performance, sector-specific developments, and economic resilience across the US, Europe, the UK, and Asia. Plus, delve into the anticipated impact of a Trump presidency on U.S. economic policy, including potential shifts in tax, trade, and deregulation strategies. Stay informed on the latest in financial markets and economic policies that shape the global outlook.
The Pinnacle: September 2024
The Pinnacle: August 2024 issue: August markets showed mixed performance, influenced by Fed's policy pivot and economic uncertainty. U.S. equities recovered on rate cut expectations, Eurozone resilient despite weak data, UK gained on BoE move, Asia mixed with China struggling, commodities volatile. Fixed income markets at critical juncture, with Fed's potential shift impacting bond prices and yields globally.
The Pinnacle: August 2024
The Pinnacle: August 2024 issue: August markets showed mixed performance, influenced by Fed's policy pivot and economic uncertainty. U.S. equities recovered on rate cut expectations, Eurozone resilient despite weak data, UK gained on BoE move, Asia mixed with China struggling, commodities volatile. Fixed income markets at critical juncture, with Fed's potential shift impacting bond prices and yields globally.
The Pinnacle: July 2024
The Pinnacle: July 2024 issue: Mixed global markets, US election upheaval, & Kamala Harris' nomination impact green energy, tech, and social equity. Investors, pay close attention!
The Pinnacle: June 2024
In this June 2024 edition, we examine global market resilience with insights into the US, Eurozone, UK, and Asian markets, plus a commodities review. We also cover key political events, including major elections in the US, UK, and Europe, and their potential economic impacts. Stay informed with our concise analysis of the latest trends and developments.
The Pinnacle: May 2024
TallRock Capital's The Pinnacle Issue 41 explores May's strong performance in developed equities and the Eurozone's economic outlook, examining potential rate cuts and challenges like slower growth and wage pressures. Gain insights to navigate the evolving financial landscape.
The Pinnacle: April 2024
TallRock Capital's The Pinnacle Issue 40 analyzes April's market trends, inflation figures, and central bank actions. Discover how global equities, bonds, and commodities reacted to ongoing conflicts and economic headwinds. Get expert insights for informed investment decisions.
The Pinnacle: March 2024
TallRock Capital's Pinnacle Issue 39, March 2024, provides expert insights into Q1's global financial trends, equity and bond market performances, and the latest on the Fed's monetary policy. A must-read for informed investment strategies.
The Pinnacle: February 2024
Explore the essentials of financial wellness in The Pinnacle's February 2024 issue: Stock market gains, central bank policy shifts, and investment strategies. This edition covers the performance of key indices, the impact of central banks' rate decisions, and the resilience of emerging markets. A concise guide for investors seeking to stay informed and adaptive in a shifting economic landscape.
The Pinnacle: January 2024
Explore January 2024's diverse market trends, including developed markets' gains, emerging markets' challenges, and oil's surge due to Middle East tensions. Uncover insights into the Fed's stance on rate cuts, European and UK market activities, and China's economic measures, framing a cautious yet hopeful market outlook for the year ahead.