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: August 2023
In the August 2023 issue of The Pinnacle, we delve into the current state of the global banking industry following notable events like the Silicon Valley Bank collapse. Discover how banking giants JP Morgan and UBS have navigated these waters and what the future might hold. Also, get insights on the Eurozone's economic performance influenced by inflation, interest rates, and the aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Stay updated with essential financial updates and forecasts.
The Pinnacle: February 2023
In February, economic data led to higher bond yields and a weaker equity market, with developed market equity down 2.4% for the month due to a hawkish US Federal Reserve outlook. Silicon Valley Bank collapsed after investing large proceeds into long-term treasury bonds at lower interest rates, leading to losses as bond yields rose. Despite risks such as interest rate hikes and geopolitical tensions, positive economic data in developed regions and the re-opening of the Chinese economy offer room for optimism.