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On May 18th, Citigroup Wealths Chief Investment Officer, Kate Moore, stated that while the long-term outlook for equities remains positive, global markets may be entering a period of consolidation after a strong rally. Moore noted that despite ongoing concerns about the Middle East conflict, persistent inflation, and crowded investor positions, the markets resilience in recent months has exceeded investor expectations. "In the past few weeks, the market has been focused on genuinely strong corporate earnings and the upward revisions to spending expectations that companies are talking about when they talk about earnings, which has made everyone very optimistic," Moore said. "Sometimes it feels like the market can only focus on one thing at a time," and "for some, the market rally since the March lows has been uncomfortably strong." She warned that investors may be underestimating the risks facing the second half of the year. "One of them, of course, is related to the ongoing geopolitical and energy crisis in the Middle East," Moore said. "Secondly, theres the spread of inflation, and I dont think enough people are incorporating that factor into their expectations for the fundamentals in the second half of the year."The yield on Japans 20-year government bonds rose 8 basis points to 3.720%.French Finance Minister: We are no longer in a period where public debt is not a concern.French Finance Minister: The G7 will release oil reserves again in the future if necessary.French Finance Minister: The European economy is slowing down, but has not yet fallen into recession.

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