AUTHOR
Mick Weinstein
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U.S. investors have treated European equities as if they were radioactive in recent years. Americans have been net sellers in European stocks […]
The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary policy tightening is slowly helping to moderate inflation, but it has more work to do to tame price increases in the sticky services components which will likely require further slowing in the labor market. Wage pressures remain strong driven by a tight labor market and consumption is slowing while GDP growth is easing.
Things could still get very ugly very fast in Europe if the feared contagion finally does happen.
The stress and uncertainty of the recent banking crisis has reinforced four ETF truths: investors gravitate to ETFs during times of stress as valuable price discovery tools, ETFs provide additive liquidity beyond what’s available in the primary market, ETF trading doesn’t have an outsized impact on trading of underlying securities, and use cases for ETFs now range from traditional to complex.
