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Market Moves, Spending Trends, and Falling Egg Prices

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Data #1

No Recession = Swift Market Recovery



What’s Happening?

Markets have been volatile, but corrections are nothing new. The real question is how long they last and how deep they go.


  • The Data: Historically, S&P 500 corrections average -21% overall, but there’s a key distinction—when a recession follows, the average drawdown is longer. However, when no recession occurs, the market typically bottoms and recovers quickly.


  • Investor Takeaway: With ongoing debates about economic slowdown risks, this data suggests that if the economy holds up, we could see a sharp recovery rather than prolonged pain. Investors often price in worst-case scenarios, but history shows that markets can reset faster than expected. So let’s look at some economic insights…

 


Data #2

Payments Data: What Financial Firms Are Seeing



What’s Happening?

Three of the largest financial companies—Mastercard, PayPal, and Fiserv—spoke at the Wolfe Conference this week, offering a window into consumer spending. Their message? Things are stable.


  • The Data:

    • Mastercard: Spending remains steady when adjusted for the leap-year effect.

    • PayPal: Total payment volume is in line with recent trends.

    • Fiserv: Small business spending is up 3.5% YTD—showing momentum.


  • Investor Takeaway: Despite the noise around macro uncertainty, payments data suggests consumers and businesses are still transacting at a healthy rate. That’s a strong counterpoint to fears of an imminent spending slowdown.

 


Data #3

Egg Prices Drop Sharply— Sentiment Follows?



What’s Happening?

Egg prices have plunged in recent weeks, and while this is a small piece of household budgets, it’s a big psychological driver of inflation sentiment.


  • The Data: Prices are down over 6% recently after a sharp rise last year.


  • Investor Takeaway: Inflation expectations are often shaped by highly visible items like food and gas. While broader inflation trends are more complex, a noticeable drop in egg prices may help cool consumer anxiety—even if the Fed isn’t making decisions based on the cost of breakfast.

 

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