Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses mixed signals from the Federal Reserve, the latest inflation developments and which stocks are outperforming the market.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine shares why the Federal Reserve’s December meeting minutes made headlines to start the new year—and why markets responded negatively. He also discusses the current surge in Covid-19 cases and its economic impacts.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses why central banks around the world pivoted on policy, how markets reacted to the news and some year-end moves by Congress.

Huntington Private Bank® Director of Investment Management Chad Oviatt discusses market reaction to the omicron variant, the health of the U.S. economy and the Federal Reserve’s possible next move.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses the Fed’s recent hawkish stance, the U.S. economy’s reacceleration and the concept of liquidity.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses how there is still no news on the announcement of new Federal Reserve leadership, the robustness of economic activity reports in October, and how strong retail sales show we are still shopping in brick-and-mortar retailers.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses inflation’s latest impact, the bond market’s focus on interest rates and the significance of two blue-chip companies announcing in the same week that each is breaking up into smaller companies.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine shares insights on the positive market news this week and the importance of reviewing retirement plans and other planning documents this time of year

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine continues to share the team’s insights on the latest market moves and economic news.

Huntington Private Bank® Chief Investment Officer John Augustine discusses the solid performance of stocks in 2021, the factors that are contributing to the elevated U.S. federal government deficit, and the “why” behind the hawkish approach of global central banks.