Ariel Jensen - Edward Jones

04/06/2026

As markets navigate recent market volatility and weigh the potential duration of oil supply disruptions, underlying U.S. economic fundamentals remain encouraging. For long-term investors, now is not the time to make emotionally charged investment decisions but rather consider a simple pulse check on your portfolio.

Mona Mahajan, Senior Investment Strategist, explains in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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03/30/2026

While day-to-day headlines about geopolitical tensions continue to drive market swings, the underlying economic fundamentals remain resilient. For long-term investors, maintaining a diversified portfolio and staying the course often proves more effective than reacting to short-term volatility.

Our Senior Economist James McCann explains what this could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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03/23/2026

The recent surge in oil prices has created significant market volatility and put the Federal Reserve in a challenging position as it balances inflation concerns with economic growth. However, today's economy is more resilient than during past energy crises, with energy representing a smaller share of consumer spending.

Angelo Kourkafas, Senior Global Investment Strategist, explains what high oil prices could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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03/16/2026

Markets have been volatile recently, with geopolitical uncertainty driving oil prices higher and putting downward pressure on global stocks. Despite these challenges, the long-term outlook remains constructive.

Investment Strategy Analyst Brock Weimer explains what this could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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03/09/2026

Markets faced a “perfect storm” last week as geopolitical tensions and softer labor data drove renewed volatility. Even so, the broader signals from U.S. and global activity suggest a solid foundation, offering long-term investors valuable perspective as markets absorb short term shocks.

More in our Weekly Market Wrap: https://bit.ly/4udtBZ3

02/23/2026

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the administration's sweeping global tariffs, lifting the overhang that had been weighing on financial markets. Mona Mahajan, Principal, Head of Investment Strategy, explains what this could mean for investors.

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02/17/2026

Last week was action-packed – containing a flurry of economic data, bouts of market volatility, and rising AI concerns. Our Weekly Market Wrap digs into all: https://bit.ly/3MOLfBw

02/14/2026

On this Valentine's Day, we hope you're able to spend time with the people who matter most to you. We look forward to deepening our connection with you so you can feel confident that your financial strategy is connected to a life you love. Happy Valentine's Day.

02/09/2026

After years of tech-led dominance, the market is experiencing a meaningful rotation toward traditional “old economy” sectors that had previously fallen out of favor, such as oil and gas, transportation and regional banks.

Angelo Kourkafas, Senior Global Investment Strategist, explains what this could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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02/02/2026

The Fed held rates steady this week, while Kevin Warsh was nominated to succeed Jerome Powell as the next Fed chair, potentially representing a dovish shift on interest rates.

Brian Therien, Senior Fixed Income Analyst, breaks down what this could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap: https://bit.ly/4kaVXyw

02/02/2026

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01/30/2026

2026 can be a year of positive returns and steady economic growth, in our view. However, there are potential risks, including AI uncertainty and lingering inflation.

2026 can be a year of positive returns and steady economic growth, in our view, but there are potential risks, including AI uncertainty and lingering inflation.