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How Are 9 Out of the 11 Stock Market Sectors Outperforming the S&P 500 in 2025?

There are plenty of ways to categorize stocks. Some investors think of growth stocks versus value or dividend stocks. Or megacap, large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap if you sort by market capitalization. There’s also a more formal organization technique based on stock market sectors.

According to the most commonly used classification system,

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As interest rates fall, will the economy rise again?

Not so long ago, Reserve Bank (RBNZ) Governor Adrian Orr often appeared intent on pulling the rug out from under the financial markets.

Now, he’s rolling out the red carpet for them.

Often times, particularly during the monetary policy tightening of 2021-2023 Orr and the RBNZ’s Monetary Policy Committee produced Official Cash Rate (OCR) decisions and commentaries that seemed aimed at blindsiding financial markets.

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How Wall Street pros are looking at fears over a US economy slowdown

A choppy February for investors was punctuated by a poor reading on consumer confidence, a soft report on consumer spending, and a sell-off across many of the momentum trades that had defined the market action this year.

“The fear here among a lot of investors now [has] become that the economy could be slowing down faster than the Fed is willing to react,

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US consumer spending posts first drop in two years

US consumer spending fell for the first time in nearly two years in January and the goods trade deficit widened to a record high as businesses front-loaded imports to avoid tariffs, setting up the economy for weak growth or even a contraction this quarter.

While the data from the Commerce Department on Friday also showed a moderation in annual inflation last month,

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This Stock Market Metric Suggests Investors May Be “Playing With Fire.” Should You Be Worried Right Now?

As the current bull market rages on, now midway into its third year, some investors are beginning to worry that the tides are turning. According to the most recent weekly survey from the American Association of Individual Investors, a whopping 60% of U.S. investors feel bearish about the market’s future — the highest that figure has been in the last 12 months.

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Should You Really Buy Stocks With the Market at Record-High Valuations? Here's What Warren Buffett Is Doing.

The S&P 500 has soared in the double digits over the past two years as investors have piled into growth stocks and bet on their successes in a lower interest rate environment. Growth companies generally outperform when they can more easily borrow to develop and expand, and a stronger economic backdrop means consumers have more money to spend on these players’

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Economists expect US Jobs report to improve amid ongoing federal employee layoffs

(Bloomberg) — US employers probably added jobs at a moderate pace in February at a time of federal government layoffs and a consumer spending slowdown.

Payrolls rose by 160,000 in February, a slight improvement from the 143,000 increase a month earlier yet softer than during the final months of 2024,

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