Emily Graffeo
Cross Asset Reporter at Bloomberg News
Cross-asset reporter @business | exploring ETFs and macro | alum @uva and dance for @virginiasports | opinions my own | tips welcome on signal egraffeo.83
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6 days ago |
thewealthadvisor.com | Denitsa Tsekova |Emily Graffeo
(Bloomberg) - Somehow, for all its drama — tariffs, fiscal brinkmanship, inflation fears, and geopolitical flare-ups — the first half of 2025 may be remembered by diversified investors for something else entirely: the strongest stretch of synchronized market gains in years. Rather than spelling a slow-motion disaster for bulls, months of whiplash across equities, fixed income and commodities have rewarded strategic indifference and punished overconfidence.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Denitsa Tsekova |Emily Graffeo
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Somehow, for all its drama — tariffs, fiscal brinkmanship, inflation fears, and geopolitical flare-ups — the first half of 2025 may be remembered by diversified investors for something else entirely: the strongest stretch of synchronized market gains in years.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Denitsa Tsekova |Emily Graffeo
Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on June 20. (Bloomberg) -- Somehow, for all its drama — tariffs, fiscal brinkmanship, inflation fears, and geopolitical flare-ups — the first half of 2025 may be remembered by diversified investors for something else entirely: the strongest stretch of synchronized market gains in years.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Denitsa Tsekova |Emily Graffeo
Somehow, for all its drama — tariffs, fiscal brinkmanship, inflation fears, and geopolitical flare-ups — the first half of 2025 may be remembered by diversified investors for something else entirely: the strongest stretch of synchronized market gains in years. Rather than spelling a slow-motion disaster for bulls, months of whiplash across equities, fixed income and commodities have rewarded strategic indifference and punished overconfidence.
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1 week ago |
fortune.com | Emily Graffeo
Outflows are persistent. Short sellers are circling in record numbers, driven by bearish conviction and tactical hedging. And a booming class of retail-friendly products — leveraged exchange-traded funds — are competing with Wood’s strategy of making high-conviction bets on famous tech names. The result: the ARK Innovation ETF, which helped define the disruptive tech story during the pandemic, is delivering performance without inspiring confidence.
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