2023 ended with a roar as stock markets had an exceptional year and fixed income asset classes finished the year with returns near their long term averages.
Stock and bond prices ripped higher during November, as many investors have come to expect that the Fed is going to lower interest rates during 2024, which would justify higher stock and bond prices.
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