On Thursday, stocks opened lower but closed near their highs after several major global central banks concluded their latest meetings. The Bank of Japan (BOJ), Bank of England (BOE) and The Swiss National Bank (SNB) did not announce any changes to monetary policy and that spooked investors and sparked a rally into so-called “safe-heaven” asset classes….
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Market Update: Futures are lower ahead of Thursday’s open as markets digest the Fed meeting and another round of Central Bank meetings. Gary’s Thoughts: On or about 5/18, many fedheads were out just about guaranteeing a fed rate hike in June. That caused the dollar to spike higher and gold to break below support. In a…
