While February began with eyes on Fed Chairman Powell’s hawkish stance, inflation and a focus on the job market, the resounding theme was Russia’s invasion of Ukraine during the last week of the month. As this evolved from a low likelihood event to a distressing reality, markets adopted a risk-off stance.
In uncertain times, our highest priority is helping our clients keep emotions out of investing and ensuring you remain focused on your long-term financial goals.
Russia has commenced an invasion on its Western neighbor, Ukraine. The situation remains very fluid, but likely came more quickly than expected which leaves Ukraine and its allies unprepared as they have just begun to establish next steps. Markets never like uncertainty, so we expect things to be bumpy for awhile.
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