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  • It was a historic quarter for equities that included the second best return of the past quarter century for the NASDAQ 100 and the best quarter on record for the semis.
  • Data from the New York Fed showed that rising unemployment rates for recent college grads have long pre-dated AI.
  • May job openings data reported by the BLS came in much stronger than expected and counter to the past few months moves in alternative data sources.

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