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The aBP Weekly: Markets Found Their Footing in a Week of Volatility and Rebound

Updated: Apr 14

This week had a familiar feel: sharp swings, fast reversals, and a market that kept repricing the same two questions over and over again. First, how durable is the latest ceasefire momentum in the Middle East? Second, how much room does the Fed really have if inflation stays sticky while growth softens around the edges? Through Thursday, the major U.S. indices still finished the week solidly higher, but the path there was anything but smooth.


Green financial chart with bar graphs and a rising white arrow, indicating upward market trends. Numbers like 500.21% visible.
Image source: Samco

At a glance

Week-to-date performance through Thursday reflected a strong rebound after Wednesday’s risk-on move, even as investors remained highly sensitive to oil, rates, and geopolitical headlines.

Index

Level

Week-to-date

6,824.66

+3.6%

48,185.80

+4.3%

22,822.42

+4.1%

2,636.31

+4.2%

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