While the UK and Japan surprised investors and slipped into recession territory today, the US market laced up its boots a climbed higher despite an underwhelming performance from the Technology and Software sectors. The Russel 2000 took home first place today thanks to a rebound performance from US banks after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (say that three times fast) terminated the 2016 sales practices Consent Order against Wells Fargo (+7.2%). Economic data picked back up today…
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