Stocks pulled back Thursday as rising U.S.-Iran tensions pushed oil to a six-month high and tempered risk appetite
As we step into October 2025, financial markets have become notably more volatile, with sharp swings across stocks, bonds, and commodities.
Stocks rallied for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, with investors largely brushing off the U.S. government shutdown and a surprise drop in private-sector employment.
Stocks capped off a solid September and their second consecutive quarterly gain on Tuesday, buoyed by AI enthusiasm and lower rate expectations.
A five-week partial shutdown of federal government operations from December 2018 to January 2019 reduced U.S. economic output by an estimated $3 billion, based on reports from nonpartisan government analysts.
As the year draws to a close, it’s a great opportunity to review your finances, take advantage of available tax benefits, and set yourself up for a smoother tax season.
U.S. equities opened the week with modest gains as investors weighed the looming threat of a government shutdown and its potential to delay key economic data releases, particularly Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report.
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