Stock-and-Bond Rout Turns Financial Clock Back to Christmas 2018
Rising rates, plummeting stocks and surging dollar tightened reins on economy to a point where Fed Reserve has previously cried uncle. Not this time.
Rising rates, plummeting stocks and surging dollar tightened reins on economy to a point where Fed Reserve has previously cried uncle. Not this time.
US stocks have started exiting bubble territory and returns from here will be muted, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.
The stock market is freaking out because of the end of free money. It all has to do with something called ‘the Fed put’.
Rout in stocks isn’t over just yet, according to Morgan Stanley strategists, who see scope for both US and European equities to correct further.
Even with equity futures gaining Tuesday morning, smallest companies in stock market are sending a danger signal that all investors want to watch.
The outlook for U.S. stocks isn’t particularly bright, even if an outright recession is avoided, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists.
Collective sigh of relief in markets after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pushed back against super-sized hike speculation may be short lived.