Economy

FX Evolution: Stocks Might Have Just Made a Big Switch

After hitting all-time highs last week, cracks have started to appear in the stock market. This could be a moment where markets make a healthy pullback, before moving even higher in the months ahead.

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  • Given how bullish the market has acted the past few months, this kind of pullback is healthy. It’s also seasonal in nature. Investors tend to see a pullback after a strong start to the year.

    While the market has been trending higher since late October, stocks are now showing signs of rotation. Investors are taking profits on high-flying tech stocks. And capital is starting to move to other parts of the market.

    Over the longer-term, this is a strong sign of a healthy market. Investors are still bullish overall. However, a selloff in tech stocks could lead to a market pullback. That’s because these companies tend to be more volatile than the overall market.

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    In the meantime, central banks are looking to cut interest rates later this year. The data increasingly suggests that will be later rather than sooner.

    A slow pace of rate cuts indicates a relatively strong economy. In contrast, fast rate cuts indicate that there’s an issue in the economy that needs to be addressed immediately.

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  • So while the market may pull back in the coming weeks, we’re on track for better longer-term moves higher this year.

     

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