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Inflation Fears Shake Markets
Market indices ended the quarter with losses, led by the Dow Jones. No sector showed optimism, with Information Technology slightly down and others experiencing losses over three percent.
Author: Natalia Halon
Weekly Market Overview: April 8 – April 12
The S&P 500 index experienced its second consecutive weekly decline, dropping 1.6% amid concerns over higher consumer prices.
Weekly Market Overview: April 1 – April 5
The S&P 500 fell this week to start Q2 on a sour note as Federal Reserve officials indicated they were in no rush to cut interest rates.
Second Quarter Stumbles Amid Employment Surprises
The second quarter began with losses in major markets. Employment report surprised positively with 303,000 jobs added, yet concerns linger.
Weekly Market Overview: March 25 – March 29
The S&P 500 index edged down 0.1% this week as investors digested higher-than-expected inflation readings for February.
A Foundational Partner: Uttermost International
The Larson Financial Foundation assists individuals locally in St. Louis, domestically across the United States, and internationally around the world. Recently, some of our representatives spent time serving in a few rural villages in a remote area. This was in support of and in partnership with Uttermost International, whose mission is to proclaim God’s Word … Continued
Larson Financial Foundation’s Global Impact: The African Christian University Farm
Located in the heart of Zambia’s capital is a beacon of sustainable agriculture and community empowerment. The Larson Financial Foundation is dedicated to global philanthropy, and we’re excited to contribute to the establishment and growth of this transformative initiative. Investment Details The Foundation provided support for the construction of three greenhouses and the essential startup … Continued