Market Update – December 2025
If we had to choose one word to describe the past month, it would be recalibration. We didn’t see a crash or a boom, but rather a thoughtful pause where the market took a deep breath and reassessed its assumptions.
If we had to choose one word to describe the past month, it would be recalibration. We didn’t see a crash or a boom, but rather a thoughtful pause where the market took a deep breath and reassessed its assumptions.
Investing your money, the result of years of effort and saving can be a source of anxiety. The uncertainty of the markets, along with economic and geopolitical fluctuations, are well-known stress factors.
October delivered a curious paradox: markets climbed to new all-time highs even as uncertainty seemed to be everywhere you looked. The US government shutdown left economic policymakers flying blind, yet inflation remained under control
In recent years, virtual meetings have become the norm. Driven by digitalization and remote work, they have proven attractive for their convenience and efficiency.
September proved to be a pivotal month as markets grappled with competing narratives: resilient equity performance versus deepening labor market concerns; and central bank easing versus mounting fiscal anxieties.