What’s Causing The Selloff — And What To Do About It
Over recent weeks, investors have been shaken by the sharp selloffs across global risk assets, with the most speculative assets declining the most.
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Over recent weeks, investors have been shaken by the sharp selloffs across global risk assets, with the most speculative assets declining the most.
U.S. equity benchmarks are slipping from yesterday’s exuberant closing levels. There was a sense of negativity ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s afternoon comments, that he would squash the rally.
Wylie Tollette joins the head of the Franklin Templeton Institute, Stephen Dover, for a conversation on the recent equity market selloff.
In credit markets, the dramatic declines in the investment grade and high yield bond market so far this year understandably have unnerved many investor.
Given 2022 is the year of macro, rates and inflation as critical variables impacting all markets, this conversation with Strategas is well-timed and worth a listen.
Stocks were overdue for a bounce. That began in the final minutes Thursday and played out through much of Friday.
The combination of increasingly focused central banks and the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has created a perfect storm for credit markets.
Weekly Economic Update for the week of May 9, 2022: growth, jobs, profits, inflation, rates, risks, and investment themes.
A combination of a weak March handover and the Queen’s Jubilee in June is set to see the UK economy contract in the second quarter.
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