Global Insight Weekly - March 28, 2025

March 28, 2025 | Beth Arseneau

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I'm pleased to share RBC Wealth Management's latest investment newsletter.

 

US equities: Signs of a cycle peak, with a Q2 reprieve likely

The first quarter of 2025 was an eventful one for equity investors, marked by volatility and a market correction. Looking ahead, we think technical analysis provides a useful perspective on the potential paths of equity markets as the economic environment continues to evolve.

 

Regional developments: Tariff upheaval stymied U.S. stock returns at the end of Q1; Trade policy uncertainty weighs on Canadian growth outlook; UK Spring Statement leaves budget with little room for error; Indonesian economic turbulence

 

Please take some time to review the Global Insight Weekly.

 

Feel free to contact me with any questions and/or to discuss investment ideas.

I appreciate the opportunity to serve you and look forward to continuing to help you accomplish your long-term financial goals.

 

Beth Arseneau, FMA, CIM
Portfolio Manager
416-960-4592
beth.arseneau@rbc.com 

 

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