Morgan Stanley Warns of a 7% Drop for Wall Street.
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Significant vulnerability to potential further increases in energy prices and increased bond market volatility
S&P 500 valuations have fallen over the past four months to their lowest levels since March.
Michael Wilson from Morgan Stanley sees short-term downside potential for the US stock market. It is about bonds and energy prices. The post US stock market: Michael Wilson sees short-term downside potential of 7% appeared first on financial marketwelt.de.
Morgan Stanley predicted a sharp short-term correction in the S&P 500 if energy prices rise again and volatility increases in the bond market. Strategists led by Michael Wilson indicated the index could fall by as much as 7% to 7,100 points, while maintaining their year-end target of 8,000 points.
The strategyrs Morgan Stanley warned against a 7% drop in US equities in the short term if energy prices rose again or bond market volatility intensified. Michael Wilson, the bank's chief strategist, quoted by Bloomberg, said that the SB 500 index could go down to 7100 points before resuming its rise to the end of [...] the article Morgan Stanley warns of a 7% American stock scenario written in the Stock Exchange.
US stocks vulnerable to new oil rally and bond turmoil
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