– Prices on US Equities and Treasuries advanced. Foreign equities were flat, and commodities declined.
– The further up the Capitalization and Growth scales, the better the stock did. The smaller and cheaper, the worse stocks fared.
– China declined nearly 4%. China’s stock market is roughly half the value it was nearly 17 years ago, when the globalization era peaked.
– Sharp weekly drop in crude oil prices hurt Commodity indices. US Treasuries and the Dollar rallied.

– International stocks bounced, and commodities rallied on a sharp move up in crude oil prices.
– Energy and Financials were the best-performing sectors, lifting value indices along with them.
– France, Germany, and the UK rallied strongly, helping developed markets outperform.
– Commodities had a good week – spot prices in crude oil popped by more than 5% over the week.