Why we are underweight US equities – Corion Capital
At the risk of not winning any popularity contests, we have listed the primary reasons why we currently maintain an underweight position to US equities.
At the risk of not winning any popularity contests, we have listed the primary reasons why we currently maintain an underweight position to US equities.
Powell, wisely, said he would now ditch the word, acknowledging that describing high inflation as “transitory” is causing as much confusion as clarity.
Joe Biden plans to nominate Janet Yellen, an economist at the forefront of policy-making for three decades, to become the next Treasury secretary.
Savvy equity investors look to the bond market for clues. One of the most reliable clues historically is the one given when the yield curve inverts, which typically signals recession.
Wall Street reports have a tendency toward the melodramatic, but this week the emotional language was justified: markets really did crash.
Share prices yesterday experienced their worst rout since 1987, with even a $1.5trn injection by the US Federal Reserve unable to stem the wave of selling orders as investors rushed for the exit.
Gold is on its longest winning streak in almost a year and a half, as investors prepare for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates.
The gold price rose to its highest in eight months overnight, touching $1,315 an ounce ahead of today’s US Federal Reserve news conference.
Central bankers from around the world jumped to the US Federal Reserve’s defense after President Donald Trump accused the central bank of going “loco.”
The difficulties for emerging markets have entered a new phase. What were once clearly country-specific crises, well contained within their borders, are bleeding across the world.