Nesbitt Financial Services
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In today’s complex financial marketplace, it is important to find a financial advisor who best fits your specific needs. An independent LPL financial advisor will seek to understand your goals and plans, then work with you to find the appropriate strategies that fit with your life.
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We offer a wide range of services to our clients. Educating our clients is our goal as it helps them invest with confidence, knowing that years of knowledge and hard work went into our financial recommendations.
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Market Commentary
The market is always moving. Prepared weekly, our market summaries cover the latest news, data, activity, and trends happening in the investing world so you never miss a beat.
Market Commentary | September 21st, 2026
Economic data last week continued to show a resilient U.S. economy, although the primary focus was the Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting and the inflation outlook. Treasury yields remained elevated throughout the week, with the 10-year Treasury finishing near 5.0% and the 30-year ending around 5.34%, as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate increase and updated economic projections.
Market Commentary | September 14th, 2026
The economic data last week continued to show a U.S. economy that remains resilient, but with inflation pressures moving back into focus ahead of the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Treasury yields moved sharply higher over the week, with the 10-year finishing around 4.97%, up from roughly 4.78% the prior Friday, while the 30-year ended near 5.38%, reaching its highest level in nearly two decades.
Weekly Commentary | September 8th, 2026
The week of August 31 was characterized by continued economic expansion and generally constructive labor market data, while inflation-related indicators remained elevated. The data suggested the U.S. economy continued to grow despite some moderation within selected manufacturing measures.