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This catalyst is needed for the market broaden out
BlackRock senior product strategist Tushar Yadava joins Market Domination Overtime to give insight into Big Tech's market concentration and what investors should consider for their portfolios. "Until we see some sort of broadening in earnings, it's unlikely you're going to see some sort of broadening in the market. And absent some kind of major market macro catalyst, you're not going to have that happen. And just, as a sort of footnote to that, a market catalyst that's a big sort of major macro driver of stocks is also going to be a uniform condition for the growth names and for the tech names, just like it hurt them in 2022," Yadava tells Yahoo Finance. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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There's something odd about the stock market's concentration: Morning Brief
It's no secret that a handful of tech stocks are powering the S&P 500 to record highs. But while that concentration isn't unusual, the lack of even correlation in the broader market is.
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EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks, FX hold ground, but held back by stubborn Fed
No change to text.) * Thai baht worst performer in 1H * All Asian currencies set to end 1H in red * Equities mixed over 1H; Taiwan set for around 29% gain * Traders await US PCE data due out later in day By Roshan Thomas June 28 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies and stocks held their ground on Friday ahead of key U.S. inflation data, but were on track to end the first half of the year deep in the red, pressured by the Federal Reserve's frustratingly slow shift to lower rates. The Thai baht, South Korean won, Indonesian rupiah and the Philippine peso were among the worst performing currencies among emerging Asian markets, weakening between 5% and 7% in the first half. "While a firm U.S. dollar and domestic (Thai) politics serve as near-term headwinds for the currency, we retain our sanguine outlook for the Thai baht in the later part of this year," analysts at MUFG said in a client note.
