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Quick recap
U.S. equity markets continued to be buoyant this week despite rather hawkish tones from the FED and rising bond yields.
European stocks retraced slightly driven by cyclical stocks, except for the energy sector, which edged higher on the back of another increase in crude prices.
There was a pretty wide dispersion in the performance of equity styles as European Value, and Dividend titles outperformed Quality and Momentum titles again.
Gold made a strong upwards move, getting close to its recent all-time-high again. Major cryptocurrencies mirrored the move.
The flattening U.S. yield curve is increasingly attracting investors’ attention.
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