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Weekly Market Commentary: Technology Firms Continue to Impress in Critical Week for Third Quarter Earnings
11/03/25
Sunflower Bank Weekly Market Commentary: November 3, 2025
Each week, our Wealth Management team analyzes the U.S. stock market and bond market activity and news of the previous week, summarizing their findings into a weekly market update report. The key points of this week's commentary, "Technology Firms Continue to Impress in Critical Week for Third Quarter Earnings," include:
- Last week’s tech earnings highlighted continued strength in revenue growth and a general commitment to maintaining extraordinary levels of investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- The federal funds rate was reduced by 0.25% at the October FOMC meeting. Fed Chair Powell indicated that an additional rate cut isn’t a foregone conclusion at the December FOMC meeting.
- Fed funds futures continue to imply a 0.25% reduction to the fed funds rate in December, but the probability of no rate cut has increased substantially since the October FOMC meeting.
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