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Stocks surged last year, reflecting investors’ confidence in the country’s continued healing from the COVID crisis.

Autumn’s approach brought a spate of disquieting headlines, prompting investor angst and choppy financial markets.

Eighteen months after the pandemic slammed into our shores, most Americans have been able to regain a sense of normalcy. 

This year, equity markets have generally continued to rally on signs that the coronavirus will ultimately be contained, prompting hopes of economic healing and, for

An investor who had been off the grid, checking only year-end account statements, might conclude that the backdrop has been uneventful, if not favorable.

As summer gives way to autumn, it remains evident that the coronavirus still has the upper hand in many regions around the globe.

Covid-19 represents a globally shared crucible, the first since the second world war.