DoubleLine Portfolio Manager Eric Dhall and Fixed Income Allocation Strategist Ryan Kimmel recap a mixed performance for markets in November, with the S&P 500 ticking up slightly despite a rough run for tech stocks. But that same sector experienced a bit of a bounce back amid a risk revival in the first week of December (2:20), which also included a strong rate rally on the front end of the interest rate curve heading into a likely Fed cut next week (3:30), a healthy run for commodities (5:22) and more volatility for Bitcoin (6:05). Over in Macro Land (9:26), the week’s prints included a split picture on ISM PMI manufacturing and services data, a soft ADP labor print (10:38) and a consumer sentiment report that underscores an optimism gap between survey responses and hard data (13:39). Next week (16:50), the FOMC will hold its final meeting of 2025, with futures markets forecasting a 95% chance for another rate cut.

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