The market spent the quarter throwing a fit, then fixed its hair for the close
Quarter-end mood: the market screamed, oil spiked, yields strutted around like villains, and then stocks ripped higher because traders caught a whiff of geopolitical de-escalation. Cute. But the real story is that labor data is softening, mortgage rates are back up, housing is getting more buyer-friendly, and commercial credit is still selective.
Today’s GRO Money News breaks down what matters across markets, rates, real estate, crypto/stablecoins, policy, and M&A, including the giant Unilever-McCormick tie-up and why “prepared” is the new “bullish.”
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