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Market Overview
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Year To Date Performances:

1. The consumer price index rose 2.7% in November compared to a year earlier, slightly up from 2.6% in October, driven by increases in groceries, gasoline, and new vehicle prices. Economists note inflation remains persistently high but see promising trends, such as moderating wage growth and slowing shelter inflation, which point to continued disinflation. Egg prices spiked due to avian flu, while vehicle and airfare costs reflect market adjustments rather than lasting inflationary pressures. Health care inflation, influenced by labor shortages, remains resilient. Housing, the largest CPI component, is stabilizing, with shelter inflation showing its smallest increases in over two years.

2. SpaceX’s valuation soared to $350 billion following a $1.25 billion secondary share sale at $185 per share, marking a 67% increase from its June valuation of $210 billion. The transaction, involving SpaceX buying up to $500 million in shares, underscores the company’s strong financial position. With its near-monopoly on U.S. satellite launches, a robust Starlink internet business serving 5 million subscribers, and advancements in its reusable Starship rocket, SpaceX has cemented its dominance in the space industry. Its valuation surpasses top U.S. defence contractors and ranks among the top 25 S&P 500 companies by market cap.

3. The NFL approved the sale of an 8% minority stake in the Philadelphia Eagles to two family investment groups, valuing the team at $8.3 billion. Jeffrey Lurie, who purchased the team for $185 million in 1994, retains majority ownership. New investors include Susan Kim of Amkor Technology and the Peskowitz siblings, Zack and Olivia, children of United Communications Group founder Ed Peskowitz. The sale reflects the rising valuation of NFL franchises; the Eagles, previously valued at $7 billion, ranked ninth in revenue last year with $669 million. Under Lurie’s tenure, the team secured its first Super Bowl win in 2018 and led the NFC East this season with an 11-2 record.

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