For the first time this year, the markets have seen some volatility that even strong tech earnings can’t seem to completely shake. Stubborn inflation and a more hawkish stance from the Fed have investors bracing for what’s next. From equities to bonds, on this episode of Market Sense our Fidelity Professionals weigh in on the opportunities and risk…

Lots of investors have money “parked” in short-term instruments like Treasury bills, CDs, and money market funds because of high short-term interest rates. As those CDs and Treasurys mature, investors may be faced with what to do with that cash -- could it be fuel for the next market rally? Our panelists weigh in on that, plus the latest data on in…

On this week’s episode of Market Sense, we’re taking a look at the big takeaways from the first Quarter of 2024. What were the challenges investors faced in Q1? What can investors expect in Q2, and will the Fed cut rates in Q2? Plus, how to consider adjusting your portfolio, accordingly. Read the View the slides Watch the video replay © 2024 FMR LL…

Economic indicators point to a strong economy, but a cultural historian at Fidelity explains why a growing number of people have a distorted view of the economy and their financial reality. A branch leader explains how this can lead to poor decisions, and how to not let it sidetrack you. Read the View the slides Watch the video replay © 2024 FMR LL…

The Market Sense team is marking America Saves Week by answering your questions about “Saving for What Matters Most.” What does it really take to meet long-term goals like emergency savings, college, and retirement? And how can investing help? Plus, the market headlines including the March Jobs report and whether or when the Fed might start lowerin…

The Market Sense team discuss tax sensitive strategies designed to help keep more money in your portfolio and explain how our Fidelity professionals can help. Plus, they provide an economic “check-up" with the release of several new key gauges of economic data including some new inflation numbers. Fidelity does not provide tax advice. Read the View…