Our team of portfolio managers share their market views and analysis.

Q1 2026 Market Commentary

March Madness: The first quarter of 2026 started mostly flat with the largest topics of conversation being the health of the U.S. consumer and the path forward with interest rates, as inflation had se...
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Municipal Bond Opportunities

As investors consider opportunities for their portfolios in 2026, our team at Davidson Investment Advisors would like to highlight one such asset class we view as particularly attractive in today’s m...
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Q4 2025 Market Commentary

Despite a weaker spring and summer season, with yields rising after Liberation Day, the second half of 2025 saw yields decline as higher absolute yields led to robust investor demand.
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Trends 2026

Trends 2026

Insight into exciting, disruptive, or otherwise new developments we believe will significantly shape business, consumers, and society.
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The Case for Intermediate Bonds

With the expectation that cash yields will continue to decline, investing in longer-maturity bonds now looks relatively attractive compared to recent history.
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Q3 2025 Market Commentary

All About AI: U.S. equities performed strongly in the third quarter with the S&P 500 Index gaining 8.1% in the quarter.
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Q2 2025 Commentary

Full of Sound and Fury: U.S. equities sold off sharply at the beginning of the second quarter due to fears of “Liberation Day” tariffs but rebounded to new highs as the quarter progressed.
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Uncertainty Around Tariffs

The breadth and magnitude of the new levies surprises investors and introduces new worries about how businesses will operate and generate earnings in the new environment.
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Q1 2025 Commentary

Uncertainty versus Opportunity: The market’s first quarter performance was volatile and varied with the S&P500 Index finishing down over 4%.
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Trends 2025

Trends 2025

Insight into exciting, disruptive or otherwise new developments we anticipate to be impactful to businesses, consumers and society.
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