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The Leuthold Major Trend Index held Neutral for the week ending March 13, with net equity exposure at 50–51% and the S&P 500 just 5% off its January high despite three straight weekly declines. Sentiment deteriorated sharply nine bearish signals triggered a second category upgrade in three weeks but Leuthold isn't calling it a contrarian buy, noting the market's AI-driven, momentum-heavy, overvalued backdrop limits that signal's reliability. On inflation, the Cash Commodity Diffusion Index hit its highest level since late 2022, led by energy and metals, while agricultural commodities remain disinflationary.

 

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