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17 Jul 2026, 15:48 UTC · 56m ago
Q2 Recap: Markets Get Back on Track
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ETF Trends
17 Jul 2026, 15:48 UTC · 56m ago
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Technology sector returns were led by strong earnings driven by AI spending and efficiency gains. — AI-driven fundamental growth in the largest sector of the US market is a primary driver of risk appetite and price appreciation.
+0.80South Korea and Taiwan experienced returns over 50% in Q2, offsetting negative returns in China. — A shift in the growth engine of Emerging Markets toward semiconductor-heavy regions suggests a structural change in EM risk profiles.
+0.60The Energy sector lagged the market as oil prices fell during the second quarter. — Falling oil prices directly negatively impact energy equities and commodity-linked currencies like the Canadian dollar.
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The US dollar continued to strengthen, particularly against the yen and Canadian dollar. — A strong USD acts as a drag on total returns for US-based investors holding international assets.
Utilities struggled in Q2 due to rising interest rates and a general shift toward a risk-on market posture. — Higher rates increase the discount rate for yield-sensitive stocks and reduce the appeal of defensive assets.
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