- Strong consumer spending kept U.S. economy growing
- Stocks were mixed for the quarter, but strong start YTD
- Bonds on pace for best year in nearly a decade
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The stock market ebbed and flowed but finished the quarter higher. Wavering prospects for trade negotiations and softer economic data were outweighed by expectations of lower interest rates from the Federal Reserve.