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Market Commentary 7/1/24

The S&P 500 Index, a well-known stock market index, tracks the performance of 500 of the largest U.S. companies. Many large-cap ETFs passively follow this broad index, and investors use it as a benchmark to gauge the relative performance of their portfolios. This year, however, a unique phenomenon is impacting the S&P 500. AI stocks are driving much of the index’s total return.

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Oxford Harriman Adds Bill Bolas as Senior Managing Director & Partner Westlake Office

Oxford Harriman & Company is excited to have announced that Bill Bolas has joined the private wealth management practice as a Senior Managing Director & Partner. Bolas will be based in Oxford Harriman’s Westlake, Ohio office. Prior to joining Oxford Harriman & Company, Bill was a Managing Director-Investments for Wells Fargo Advisors in Westlake, OH. Bill transitioned his practice with his Client Associate Michelle Saville.

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Market Commentary 6/5/24

Nearly 11 months have passed since the Federal Reserve last raised interest rates. The pause in rate hikes follows a 17-month period where the central bank raised interest rates by 5.25%. This represented the fastest and most aggressive rate-hiking campaign in decades; however, the focus is shifting to interest rate cuts as the central bank prepares to make its next policy move.

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Market Commentary 5/16/24

Ten months have passed since the Federal Reserve last raised interest rates. The pause in rate hikes follows a 17-month period where the central bank raised interest rates by +5.00%. This represented the fastest and most aggressive rate-hiking campaign in decades, but the focus is shifting to interest rate cuts as the central bank prepares to make its next policy move.

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Oxford Harriman & Company Merges with CRT Private Wealth Management in Fairfield, New Jersey

Oxford Harriman & Company is pleased to announce that Mike Verda has joined the firm as Managing Director & Partner in our new Lorain, OH office. Mike is a seasoned financial services professional with over 20 years of experience. Prior to joining Oxford Harriman & Company, Mike spent his entire career at Edward Jones in Oberlin, OH where he started and managed his own office.

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Market Commentary 5/8/24

Last week markets continued to pull back as the S&P 500 dropped to a two-month low. We are seeing stocks stressed due to a multi-faceted wave of challenges. The initial pullback in early April, predominantly driven by persistent inflation and higher interest rates, has catalyzed into a more extensive selloff. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100’s sharp decline of over 1% each on Monday of last week has sent a ripple effect across the globe. Asian benchmarks have retreated notably in Japan and Hong Kong, and European markets have not been spared the brunt.

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Market Commentary 4/25/24

Last week markets continued to pull back as the S&P 500 dropped to a two-month low. We are seeing stocks stressed due to a multi-faceted wave of challenges. The initial pullback in early April, predominantly driven by persistent inflation and higher interest rates, has catalyzed into a more extensive selloff. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100’s sharp decline of over 1% each on Monday of last week has sent a ripple effect across the globe. Asian benchmarks have retreated notably in Japan and Hong Kong, and European markets have not been spared the brunt.

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Market Commentary 3/12/24

Stocks traded higher in February, with the rally broadening after large cap stocks accounted for most of January’s gains. The S&P 500, with a monthly gain of 5.2%, traded above 5,000 for the first time. The Dow Jones Industrial Average likewise set a new closing high in February, and the Russell 2000 Index of small cap stocks gained 5.7% for the month after declining 3.9% in January. The Consumer Discretionary, Industrial, and Material sectors outperformed the S&P 500, while the Utility, Consumer Staple, and Real Estate sectors underperformed.

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