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World Cup-onomics 2026: Economic Impact Preview
The 2026 World Cup shifts from concentrated spending to a more diversified economic model, with impacts spread across regions, industries, and cities.
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Taking a Look at Managed Futures
LPL Research summarizes the current positioning of the managed futures industry.
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Weekly Market Commentary | Is Bad News Priced Into the Bond Market? | June 8, 2026
LPL Research analyzes bond markets as yields rise, exploring Fed policy expectations, inflation trends, and whether bad news is already priced into Treasuries.
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Weekly Market Performance | June 5, 2026
LPL’s Weekly Market Performance for the week of June 1, 2026, highlights geopolitical tensions, AI earnings, and economic data that rippled across markets.
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Oil Market May Be Too Constructive on U.S.-Iran Deal
LPL Research discusses how oil markets are interpreting a potential U.S.-Iran deal, and the near-term path for oil markets and supplies.
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May Flows: Equities Dominate
Equities drove record ETF flows in May as risk-on momentum held, even as investors balanced growth, rates, and shifting macro signals.
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Key Takeaways from the SpaceX S-1
LPL Research reviews SpaceX, covering what the company does, what it intends to do, and our key takeaways from the S-1.
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Weekly Market Commentary | Why Stock Market Valuations Are Fair in Context | June 1, 2026
LPL Research analyzes stock valuations, finding them fair given growth, rates, inflation, and AI-driven earnings outlook despite risks.
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Weekly Market Performance | May 29, 2026
LPL Research provides its Weekly Market Performance for the week of May 25, 2026. U.S. stocks extended their recent momentum during the holiday‑shortened week with the S&P 500 notching fresh record highs and a ninth consecutive weekly gain.
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Assessing the Sustainability of the Record-High Rally
LPL Research examines the technical setup supporting the rally in stocks, the catalysts driving momentum, and whether the current pace of gains is sustainable.
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