Each month, senior leaders of Hancock Whitney’s Asset Management team discusses the latest news and events that impact markets and the economy.
This month:
The team examines the market and economic implications of President Donald Trump’s numerous executive orders, declarations, appointments. Plus, a discussion on the how the stock and bond markets started the year.
February 2025 Markets and Economic Outlook Webinar
Key Highlights
- What were the highlights of the Trump Administration’s first 15 days in office and its numerous executive orders, declarations, appointments, etc.?
- The new administration apparently plans to restructure the Executive branch and broad government operations. What does that look like?
- Our experts take deep dive into each of the four pillars of the new administration’s economic policies: Trade / Tariffs; Deregulation; Taxes and Spending; and Deportations/Border Securities. What do they believe will be the impacts of these policies on economic growth and inflation?
- Despite some volatility throughout the month, January was a good month for stocks. What were key takeaways of the month and how do they shape the rest of the year?
- Markets were roiled by the release of Chinese AI app DeepSeek. What is it from a high-level view, and how might it affect the market and technology stocks?
- Why is the new presidency causing The Fed to take a “wait and see” attitude?
- January was an overall good bond market month, with coupon return leading the way.
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