US Tariffs Increase Market Risks
Yesterday (April 2), US President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs targeting nearly all US trading partners.
Yesterday (April 2), US President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs targeting nearly all US trading partners.
Global equities declined, driven by a large sell-off in US stocks as investors digested the potential negative impact from new US import tariffs.
Yes, in response to weak growth and a changing defence landscape, taking off the fiscal straitjacket should catalyse a more growth-supportive economic environment within Europe.
No, investors should hold equity allocations in line with their policy portfolio weights.
No, we do not think so. India’s economic growth is set to continue moderating, which may lead to further downgrades to stretched earnings growth expectations.
Global bonds rallied, outpacing equity markets as concerns mounted that a change in global trade dynamics would weigh on economic growth.
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No, we don’t think so. The quality of companies today is higher and speculative excesses are less extreme. However, risks are elevated in mega-cap tech stocks, though less pronounced than in the dot-com days, and we recommend modest tilts to developed markets small-cap and value equities to help balance portfolios.
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No. All three factors have weighed on euro area equity and currency markets to some extent in recent months, but we recommend continuing to hold euro area equities at benchmark weights.