Henry Aquilina
Should we start to Panic? The stock market had another rough day yesterday with the $SPX500 falling for the third day in a row. The big worry seems to be inflation. Treasury yields are rising fast, with the 10-year Treasury hitting its highest level in a year, while the 20-year and 30-year yields are at their highest in almost 20 years. I’m no expert, but that does not exactly scream “calm and stable.” Tech stocks are also under pressure after the previous session’s sell-off, and $OIL prices falling too. On top of that, Trump said he cancelled a planned attack on Iran because serious peace talks are happening. That adds another layer of uncertainty to an already nervous market. So what do you think? Is this just a normal market wobble, or are investors right to be worried about inflation, high yields, and global tensions?
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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