Weekly Wrap Aug 28: Can the US stock market keep its pace?
Even without a serious correction, returns would need to slow to circa 4% per annum for the next two years for the market to return to its long term trend.
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Even without a serious correction, returns would need to slow to circa 4% per annum for the next two years for the market to return to its long term trend.
Continue readingLater this week at Jackson Hole, the US Fed gathers for a meeting that features ECB chair Mario Draghi as guest.
Continue readingEquity markets fell and volatility returned to markets due to the sabre rattling between North Korea and the US.
Continue readingThe VIX might show that investors are being complacent, but Bryan Goh of Bordier & Cie says they’ve actually been risk averse for the past eight years.
Continue readingPutting it all together, the macro environment appears to remain sanguine, on signs of steady global growth, subdued inflation and benign central bank policy.
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