This week's jobs data could confirm expectations that Fed rate cuts will be scaled back.
OPEC+ production cuts and strong demand have tightened the market.
Interest in the firm has eased since its SPAC-based launch last week.
New program to start this week in a sign of confidence.
The average premium for homeowners insurance is expected to rise 6 percent this year, following an increase of roughly 20 percent over the past two years, amid intensifying natural disasters.
Buoyant markets and rising rates have turned defined-benefit plans from costly legacies into unexpected nest eggs.
As rise in key measure cools, investors bet Fed will cut this year.
Rate bets, geopolitics and demand all supporting gains.
China is among the economies where GDP is expected to weaken.
Developing nation stocks are trading at a discount of about 43 percent compared to peers in the US, just shy of the biggest valuation gap on record.
