Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Says Potential Ukraine War a ‘Polar Vortex’ Risk to Stocks
A potential Russian invasion of Ukraine could push economies into recession, posing another significant risk for equity markets.
A potential Russian invasion of Ukraine could push economies into recession, posing another significant risk for equity markets.
Some strategists are declaring we’ve entered a bear market for bonds already (or at least a “mini” version of that).
Author who made name spotting market bubbles in his book "Boombustology: Spotting Financial Bubbles Before They Burst," another may be about to burst.
Russell 2000, often viewed a proxy for strength of domestic economy, is down 10.5% this year compared to a 6% drop for S&P 500, 3.6% decline for Dow.
Market liquidity, how easily investors can buy/sell a security without affecting its price, has been on downward spiral for years.
A reduction in the size of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet could hurt liquidity within the Treasury market, boost volatility and affect US rates.
Wall Street’s biggest banks are at odds over how fast and far the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.