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<ul><li>This past week the news was dominated by political midterm election results and a brewing crypto market implosion but also featured a late week rally after a surprising CPI inflation print which beat estimates on Thursday.</li><li>While pundits can posit various reasons for Thursday and Friday’s market rallies, there appears to be at least a few brewing catalysts that could carry positive momentum into 2023 which include 1) continued downside surprises in either CPI or PCE inflation data which would allow the Fed to back off its aggressive tightening campaign 2) steps leading to Chinese economy reopening reducing existing supply chain bottlenecks 3) steps leading to a ceasefire or peace agreement in Ukraine and 4) significant improvement in EU energy security situation resulting in lower EU inflation.</li><li>In the near term, it appears as of this writing that political gridlock in Washington D.C. will be upon us for the next 2 years removing the worst case scenarios of any significant market-negative legislation (i.e. tax hikes, etc.) being passed.</li></ul>

This past week the news was dominated by political midterm election results and a brewing crypto market implosion but also featured a late week rally after a surprising CPI inflation print which beat estimates on Thursday.While pundits can posit various reasons for Thursday and Friday’s market rallies, there appears to be at least a few brewing catalysts that could carry positive momentum into 2023 which include 1) continued downside surprises in either CPI or PCE inflation data which would allow the Fed to back off its aggressive tightening campaign 2) steps leading to Chinese economy reopening reducing existing supply chain bottlenecks 3) steps leading to a ceasefire or peace agreement in Ukraine and 4) significant improvement in EU energy security situation resulting in lower EU inflation.In the near term, it appears as of this writing that political gridlock in Washington D.C. will be upon us for the next 2 years removing the worst case scenarios of any significant market-negative legislation (i.e. tax hikes, etc.) being passed.

<ul><li>While market commentary and cable business media talking heads were focused on arguing about the definition of a recession and whether the US economy is currently in one this week, there were notable developments in the back half of the week that came from DC that have significant market implications moving forward. </li><li>The arguments back and forth of whether or not we are in a recession is classic noise that investors should be tune out as GDP figures released this past week are backwards looking and the labeling is simply used as signaling for political points. </li><li>First, Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell delivered the expected 75bps of interest rate increase this past meeting, but his comments were interpreted by many that the period of significant outsized hikes of 75bps are now behind us and that lower hikes will soon follow for the remainder of the year.</li></ul>

While market commentary and cable business media talking heads were focused on arguing about the definition of a recession and whether the US economy is currently in one this week, there were notable developments in the back half of the week that came from DC that have significant market implications moving forward. The arguments back and forth of whether or not we are in a recession is classic noise that investors should be tune out as GDP figures released this past week are backwards looking and the labeling is simply used as signaling for political points. First, Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell delivered the expected 75bps of interest rate increase this past meeting, but his comments were interpreted by many that the period of significant outsized hikes of 75bps are now behind us and that lower hikes will soon follow for the remainder of the year.

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Livent Corporation produces and distributes lithium chemicals. The Company offers lithium chemicals for applications in batteries, agrochemicals, aerospace alloys, greases, pharmaceuticals, polymers, and various industrial applications.

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