Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Signet financial experts see light in US and global economy with factors such as GDP growth, healthy sales, industrial production upturn and factory use.</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Halfway through the year, markets digest trade tensions, market volatility, Fed policy, politics, and strong earnings. Read Signet’s forecasts for 2018.</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Volatility sets concern on geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts, inflation, and politics as domestic, global environment and corporate health look supportive.</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Forecasting economic and earnings growth to remain solid. Corporate earnings results are at their best levels in years while stock prices struggle to rise.</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Volatility is back and judging by our macro forecast, it may be with us for some time. Volatility is not bad, but it can provoke behavioral mistakes.</p>
Published by Stephen Tuttle
<p>Markets are not reacting well to President Trump’s plans to announce tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. What is to come for the investment environment?</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>Volatility returns in February, as we saw a stock market correction and impressive rebound within weeks. Read what to expect if volatility levels continue.</p>
Published by Stephen Tuttle
<p>Steve Tuttle responds to the recent market volatility and answers some timely questions: Why are markets selling-off? Is this end of the bull market?</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>A strong labor market coupled with accelerating wages and personal income tax reform lead us to believe consumption will remain strong in the near future.</p>
Published by Eugene Yashin
<p>With global growth set to continue and employment outlook showing improvements, we are optimistic about the new year. Read Signet’s projections for 2018.</p>