Chart of the Week – July 14, 2025
The chart of the week illustrates the changing composition of a portfolio consisting of 60% equities and 40% fixed income, focusing on asset classes from
The chart of the week illustrates the changing composition of a portfolio consisting of 60% equities and 40% fixed income, focusing on asset classes from
This week’s chart looks at the average 1, 3, and 5-year forward returns of the S&P 500 following all-time highs. The data highlights a counterintuitive
The chart of the week explores the likelihood of encountering a bear market, defined as a 20% decline in the S&P 500, based on your
This week’s chart provides a 50-year view of the relationship between global oil prices and major geopolitical events in the Middle East. While some events
This chart of the week examines the changes in recession odds and the S&P 500 projections for 2025. Following Liberation Day, expectations for a recession
This week’s chart highlights the median age of homes sold in the U.S., revealing a clear shift toward transactions involving older properties. According to Redfin
This week’s chart takes a closer look at first-quarter 2025 earnings and the guidance provided by companies amid ongoing uncertainty. While the COVID-19 pandemic posed
Our chart of the week compares the combined value of privately held technology companies from the world’s largest economies — the U.S., China, and the
The chart of the week examines tariffs between the United States and China throughout 2025. Recent news of negotiations and a reduction in tariffs has
This week’s chart focuses on consumer sentiment, which broadly measures how consumers feel about their finances and the economy. The April 2025 reading stands at