Recovery Mode
Market Update from Walter Todd

Recovery Mode

October 1, 2024

While the Carolinas work toward recovering from Helene’s devastating effects, our investment team continues to monitor the markets. Walter shares an economic update in this month’s “First Week” video. 
In this month’s video:
 
Global Shifts: How is the market reacting to reports of Iranian retaliation against Israel? Walter also discusses China’s stimulus package and how it may impact global growth. 
 
Congressional Elections: The potential of a congressional flip (Republican Senate, Democratic House) could be beneficial to markets, regardless of who wins the presidency. 
 
Rate Cuts and Upcoming Reports: The Fed has hinted at 25-point cuts in November and December, but upcoming job reports and earnings could impact the Fed’s decision. 

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