Equity markets
Losses continued in the equity markets for third week in a row. S&P lost little over 100 points for a 2.7% loss. Mixed signals from the inflation data lead the losses on the indices.
S&P 500
S&P 500 lost ~2.7%, still appears to consolidate above the 200 day moving average. Bulls so far managed to hold support but the next week could be critical for the direction going forward.
NASDAQ
Technology stocks lost ~3.4% for the week for a month to date loss of 1.7%
DOW Jones
DOW drifted from staying flat and lost ~3%. It lost 3.8% month to date
Russell
Small cap stocks lost ~2.9% for the week
Bond markets
## [1] "DGS3MO" "DGS6MO" "DFF" "DGS1" "DGS2" "DGS5" "DGS7" "DGS10"
## [9] "DGS30"
Interest rates
Treasury yields starting to inch up for the year across the yield curve
Yeild Curve
Yield curve continues to slope negatively (inverted). At the higher end, it appears that it is starting to flatten but at the lower end, it still slopes significantly negative
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