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Weekly Chartstopper: November 28, 2025

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Last updated: December 1, 2025 6:14 am
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This WeekSubsequent Week

This Week

Markets rose this week, as December fee minimize odds continued their rebound to 85+% now from a low 30% final week for a couple of causes:

  1. Fed Governor Waller (once more) advocated for a December minimize since “most… knowledge [show] the labor market is smooth. It’s persevering with to weaken.”
  2. Customers agree because the Shopper Confidence survey confirmed fading labor market sentiment (and the worst Confidence since April).
  3. The Fed’s “Beige E-book” of regional exercise confirmed that view, exhibiting “employment declined barely” in November.
  4. Delicate core producer value inflation suggests core PCE inflation might gradual in September since CPI and PPI parts feed into PCE, easing inflation worries slightly.

In a little bit of a “dangerous information is nice information” week, the Nasdaq-100® had its greatest week in over six months, gaining +5% (blue line), and 10-year Treasury yields have been down a couple of bps to about 4.0% (black line).

Subsequent Week

Listed here are 5 occasions I’m watching subsequent week:

  1. PCE inflation on Friday
  2. Actual shopper spending (PCE) on Friday
  3. Fed Chair Powell speech on Monday
  4. Manufacturing PMIs (ISM & S&P) on Monday
  5. Providers PMIs (ISM & S&P) on Wednesday
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