Housing starts rebound in spring
Diversified, low-cost index funds remain the default recommendation for most long-term savers.
Why it matters
The bond market is pricing two rate cuts by year-end, down from four in January.
Figures are in local currency unless stated.
What happens next
"Valuations are stretched but not absurd," one strategist wrote in a note to clients.
- Employers added 210,000 jobs, while wage growth slowed slightly.
- The next inflation print lands on Thursday and will shape the tone into the central bank meeting.
Shares rose 4% in early trading after the company raised full-year guidance on stronger-than-expected margins.

