Telemus Weekly Market Review June 29th - July 3rd, 2020

    | May 14, 2021

    June 29 – July 3 Week in Review

    The markets resumed their winning ways last week as investors remained positive despite a spike in Covid-19 cases in numerous states. The S&P 500 rose 4.0%, the tech heavy Nasdaq Composite 4.6%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.3%, and the small cap Russell 2000 index rose 3.9%

    The gains were broad and noteworthy for their strength. All 11 S&P 500 sectors closed in positive territory with gains ranging from 1.6% for the financials to 5.6% for communication services.

    Interestingly, last week was not all that different from the prior week from a macro news perspective. Companies and states continued to take preemptive measures to help slow down the record count of new coronavirus cases, while economic data continued to depict a faster than expected recovery.

    In the labor market, nonfarm payrolls increased by 4.8 million in June, the unemployment rate ticked lower to 11.1% in June from 13.3% in May, and weekly initial claims declined for the 13th straight week to 1.427 million.

    Outside the labor market, the ISM Manufacturing Index for June returned into expansionary mode with a 52.6% reading, pending home sales rebounded 44.3% in May, and factory orders rebounded 8.0% in May.

    In other positive developments, Boeing resumed 737 MAX flights for certification, and Pfizer and BioNTech reportedly made progress on their COVID-19 vaccine candidate. Tesla shares surged 26% last week, bringing its market cap to $224 billion, as money continued to flow into momentum stocks.

    U.S. Treasuries finished mixed last week. The 2 year yield declined one basis point to 0.15%, while the 10 year yield increased three basis points to 0.68%.

    In other markets the U.S. Dollar Index declined 0.2% to 97.22, WTI crude futures rose 5.0%, or $1.93, to $40.42 a barrel and gold closed at $1,787.30 an ounce.

    July 6 – July 10 Economic Calendar

    • Monday
    • PMI Services Index
      9:45 AM ET
    • ISM Non-Mfg Index
      10:00 AM ET
    • TD Ameritrade IMX
      12:30 PM ET
    • Tuesday
    • Redbook
      8:55 AM ET
    • JOLTS
      10:00 AM ET



    • Wednesday
    • MBA Mortgage Applications
      7:00 AM ET
    • EIA Petroleum Status Report
      10:30 AM ET
    • Consumer Credit
      3:00 PM ET



    • Thursday
    • Jobless Claims
      8:30 AM ET
    • Wholesale Trade
      10:00 AM ET
    • EIA Natural Gas Report
      10:30 AM ET
    • Fed Balance Sheet
      4:30 PM ET
    • Money Supply
      4:30 PM ET




      • Friday

      • PPI-FD
        8:30 AM ET

      • Baker-Hughes Rig Count
        1:00 PM ET
      • Treasury Budget
        2:00 PM ET
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