Market Week: November 1, 2021
On Tuesday, October 26th, the Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index increased in October, after falling for the previous three months.
On Tuesday, October 26th, the Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index increased in October, after falling for the previous three months.
Last Monday was a day I’d rather forget. Nothing serious mind you but…. those who know me know that I’m pretty meticulous about keeping my car serviced and ready for most things that can go wrong.
Single-family housing production remained steady in September as strong demand helped offset rising building material prices exacerbated by supply chain disruptions, especially with lumber.
U.S. equities turned in a terrific week, as Wall Street reacted favorably to much better-than-expected earnings reports and less negative economic data.
Of all the fears investors have faced over the past 30 years, high inflation wasn’t among them. In 2021, that’s changed.