The Three Things We Learned This Week
Each week, our Chief Investment Office shares their perspective on three financial news headlines impacting the U.S. economy and markets. The brief video includes a general analysis of those events, and their potential repercussions.
Weekly Market Commentary
Huntington Private Bank’s wealth management team offers a deep-dive into worldwide headlines, economic reports and how the markets performed that week up to mid-day Friday. You’ll also find a preview of the next week’s banking events and what economic and earnings reports to expect.
Economic Outlook
Global and domestic events that influence the U.S. economy are wide-ranging and ongoing. To better understand how you may be impacted today and in the future, Huntington's Chief Economist Olu Omodunbi shares a monthly perspective supported by well-grounded research and international experience.
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