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GSB Quarterly Market Update – Q2 2024
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In Q2, global markets continued to show resilience despite persistent inflation, a cautious Federal Reserve, and rising geopolitical tensions. Market optimism was largely driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), with significant growth seen in major technology stocks. Anticipated interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve are now expected to be more gradual, impacting bond market performance. Download our guide to read more.
- The US stock market rose nearly 15% year-to-date, propelled by AI advancements and technology giants like Nvidia and Microsoft.
- The Federal Reserve's expected rate cuts were adjusted from six to two, reflecting ongoing inflation concerns.
- The Eurozone showed signs of economic recovery, with a composite PMI of 52.3 in May, buoyed by manufacturing and services sectors.
- The UK market displayed mixed signals, balancing inflation impacts with the Bank of England's stabilising measures.
- China’s economy presented a mixed picture, with stable growth tempered by cautious consumer sentiment, while Taiwan and India experienced robust market performances.
In this quarterly market update, the financial events of the second quarter are analysed, providing insights into global economic trends and market dynamics.
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