Market Views - Infographics

U.S. fossil fuel production is expected to reach record levels in 2018.

Improving economies around the world combined with still-attractive valuations look to support globally focused investors.

A new chair and unfilled FOMC seats sow uncertainty.

2017 saw a solid increase in initial public offerings with expectations strong for 2018.

Mobile commerce is expected to nearly triple to $946 per user by 2021.

The play-by-play on corporate spending for the 2017 game.

Average holiday spending is expected to increase this season.

Check out the hottest technology gifts for the holidays.

The price of a Starbucks tall latte in different countries can serve as an indicator of the currency's value compared to the U.S. dollar.

New businesses put downward pressure on prices as their popularity soars.

U.S. charitable giving hit an all-time high in 2016.

After years of entrenchment following the Great Recession, corporations are investing in themselves.

Fall’s favorite flavor is everywhere, but could it be changing?

Historically, hurricanes have not fazed the stock market.

The best time to consider small caps? Any time.

Technology use is continuing to rise.

New trends & tech disrupt the $5.32 billion U.S. food industry.

See how bonds play a paramount role in financing the world.

The U.S. gets a bad report card for infrastructure. Review its grades for specific areas with this interactive graphic.

Discover the top fields, cities and entry-level skills for matriculates.

Top uses, highest-growth sectors and the country projected to buy the most.

What people have and what they think they need to retire.

Interactive map shows the regions with the highest projected growth for 2017.

Secular bull markets can last a long time.

Potential market-moving events in 2017

See how the equity market has responded historically when the Federal Reserve increased interest rates.

Most Americans plan to save their 2017 tax refunds.

The U.S. labor market has significantly recovered since the recession, yet wages have not risen.

Mexico is the second-largest export trading partner in four closely contested northern industrial states that put President Trump over the top.

A reminder that the goal of dividend investing is income.

Nearly 55% of consumers celebrated Valentine's Day in 2016.

The big game reaps rewards for host cities.

See the average change in the S&P 500 and the percentage of time stocks move higher.

72% of Americans are planning to travel this holiday season.

See how Halloween spending tends to ramp up during presidential election years.

Wedding expenses continue to climb as couples and families follow the trend of creating memorable, customized experiences.

Only a few decades after the first microbreweries emerged, craft brews are a major part of the U.S. market.

Check out how the fitness industry is growing.

Easier said than done. The road to Rio is both physically and financially taxing for Olympians.

Historically, the S&P 500 tends to rally in the months leading up to the election.

U.S. home sales have a positive ripple effect on the economy.

More often than not, the S&P 500 pushes higher in the six months prior to Election Day.

Here is food for thought.

When it comes to 2016 tax refunds, more Americans expect to stash their cash.

An improving job market, low interest rates, cheap gas and pent-up demand drive sales and support the economy.