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Market Update September 2021

Insights

US Equity Markets continue to slowly march forward, fueled by continued consumer spending and strong company earnings.  The S&P 500 and Dow have both hit record intraday highs at periodic points over the past few weeks.  Interest Rates have remained low with 10-year US Treasury yield sitting at 1.36% as of August 11th,, which is lower than the 2021 high of 1.74% in March.   This has helped consumer spending throughout the year, but negatively impacted bond prices during periods of rising rates.

Financial, Real Estate, Energy, and Communication sectors have shown increased growth and momentum this year benefiting from the current economic conditions. Real Estate, Financial, Material, and Industrial sectors show signs of continued upward momentum and growth potential.

At FSB Premier, we monitor all of these factors on a regular basis in order to ensure that we stay proactive on market trends and provide exceptional advice on a regular basis.   Below is a more high-depth article on market trends & risks from one of our partners to provide you with additional insight.

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Written by: Jacob Stalder

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