Market Update: June 9, 2026
Markets experienced a notable shift in tone this week as stronger-than-expected economic data challenged the prevailing soft-landing narrative and prompted a reassessment of monetary policy expectations.
Markets experienced a notable shift in tone this week as stronger-than-expected economic data challenged the prevailing soft-landing narrative and prompted a reassessment of monetary policy expectations.
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Markets closed the week higher, supported by a combination of moderating inflation signals, incremental progress on geopolitical tensions, and continued strength in AI-driven earnings.
Markets extended their constructive tone last week, supported by resilient economic data, renewed confidence in artificial intelligence–driven earnings growth, and tentative signs of geopolitical stabilization.
Markets navigated a more complex macro backdrop this week as resilient inflation, rising interest rates, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty challenged the durability of the recent equity rally.
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Our Investment Team met recently to discuss several timely topics, including portfolio performance, market dynamics, and investment outlooks in light of recent economic and geopolitical developments. The team examined the impact of market volatility, inflation trends, and sector-specific shifts, with particular attention to the effects of global events and policy changes on asset allocation. The discussion also addressed the implications of rising yields, the evolving role of private credit, and the reassessment of technology and industrial sectors. Watch now to be informed about ongoing portfolio positioning and areas requiring close monitoring as market conditions evolve.
Private credit is now a $2+ trillion market, having evolved significantly since its origins in the 1990s, when it primarily focused on lending to distressed borrowers. In this article, our Investment Team shares insights on the recent media coverage surrounding growing stress within certain segments of the private credit market.
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