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S&P 500 posted multiple new highs in August, but market breadth was narrow; are concerns justified? Read more in On the Markets: The divergence between narrow market breadth and all-time highs in the S&P 500 is likely to be resolved in the coming weeks.

Gains in US equities have paused in recent weeks, which could prove healthy long-term for markets. Here's why:

We think the rebound in markets is foreshadowing what could be a V-shaped recovery in the economy and in earnings. Here's why:

While the pull of recession is strong, the US economy has strengths that could allow it to reach escape velocity, says Morgan Stanley CIO Mike Wilson. Learn more:

For the latest on stocks, bonds and the economy, read On the Markets:

We've been getting more bullish the past few weeks even though the economy and earnings are quite likely to get worse. See why in On the Markets:

Stocks are likely to be choppy and bonds well bid until it's clear that the economic risk from the coronavirus has passed. See why in On the Markets

CIO Mike Wilson recommends sticking to large-cap, quality, defensive stocks while the correction runs its course. Read more:

2020 could be a decent year for stocks, but there may be bumps along the way. See why in On the Markets:

Good, old-fashioned stock-picking could return to favor in 2020, suggests CIO Mike Wilson. Here's why:

The S&P 500 is back near its all-time high, but leadership is defensive. See why that matters in On the Markets:

Markets seem similar to a year ago, but there are some key differences. Read more from CIO Mike Wilson: