DataTrek co-founder Nicholas Colas wrote in a note Friday morning that a rally of this magnitude following a report like initial jobless claims said "more about the stock market's fragile state and nervousness about economic data than anything else."Renaissance Macro's head of economics, Neil Dutta, agreed. "Markets are clearly on edge," Dutta wrote in a note on Thursday morning. "We are rallying 1.5% today because of jobless claims! That's unusual.
Bank of America's head of economics, Michael Gapen, highlighted in a note to clients last week that a soft retail sales print "may not excite markets, who remain conscious of downside risk."But given the large increase in retail sales in June, a weaker print still "leaves spending on track for a reasonably strong quarter," per Gapen.
And if markets move to price in fewer Fed cuts and bond yields rise following next week's data, that could be a positive catalyst for stocks given the market's"Not only is good news going to be good, I think good news is actually going to be very good, and bad news is going to be very bad," Piper Sandler chief investment strategist Michael Kantrowitz said in a video to clients on Friday.
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