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Tracie McMillion, head of Global Asset Allocation Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute, gives a market update on April 7.
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Market perspectives from Wells Fargo Investment Institute

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Market perspectives from Wells Fargo Investment Institute

April 7, 2021: “About 95% of the stocks are trading above their 200-day moving averages. And that’s the best we’ve seen since the Great Recession.” Tracie McMillion, head of Global Asset Allocation Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute, discusses the latest economic data, including recent all-time highs in some markets, the impact of good news in the labor market, and expectations around inflation in this market update.

Paul Christopher, head of Global Market Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute, gives a market update on April 1.
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The long-term consequences of U.S. deficit spending

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The long-term consequences of U.S. deficit spending

April 1, 2021: “We don’t think that the deficit will so much be inflationary as it will probably slow economic growth into the years ahead as the government will have to raise taxes in order to service and pay off that debt.” Paul Christopher, head of Global Market Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute, discusses factors that have kept inflation down as the U.S. deficit has risen over the last 12 months, and what to expect over the long term.

Darrell Cronk, chief investment officer of Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management, gives a market update on March 23.
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Spring in our step

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Spring in our step

March 23, 2021: “Perhaps one of the big lessons of this recovery is the importance of the speed and size of coordinated government response, both in fiscal and monetary policy,” said Darrell Cronk, chief investment officer of Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management, looking back on the 12 months since the market bottom that came as the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S.

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‘To fight poverty, we must have civil legal aid’

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‘To fight poverty, we must have civil legal aid’

Viewpoints: For people experiencing poverty and facing challenges like eviction, paying for legal services is often difficult without the necessary resources and support, writes Steve Gottlieb, executive director of Atlanta Legal Aid Society.

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Avoid four potential post-pandemic pitfalls with these investment strategies

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Avoid four potential post-pandemic pitfalls with these investment strategies

New report discusses how savvy investors position themselves for the post-pandemic landscape.

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#ChooseToChallenge: How women are managing and leading through uncertainty

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#ChooseToChallenge: How women are managing and leading through uncertainty

Aligning with the International Women’s Day theme of choosing to challenge, a recent Wells Fargo survey highlights how women are approaching finances in a changing world.

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‘Financial health is foundational to everything we do’ with HBCUs

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‘Financial health is foundational to everything we do’ with HBCUs

Wells Fargo’s support of the Society for Financial Education & Professional Development’s Student Ambassador Program increases career opportunities and financial education for students at historically Black colleges and universities.

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How COVID-19 has turned some young adults into ‘unintentional savers’

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How COVID-19 has turned some young adults into ‘unintentional savers’

A Wells Fargo survey shows millennials and Gen Zers are getting a jump on saving for the future by staying in, and staying together, during the pandemic.

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Housing nonprofits mobilize to help renters in crisis

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Housing nonprofits mobilize to help renters in crisis

During the pandemic, many renters in a financial crunch have received help from housing nonprofits supported by the Wells Fargo Foundation and other philanthropic groups.

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