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Stock markets struggled for a third consecutive month as concerns persisted regarding the potential impact on the global economy from interest rates remaining higher for longer in the face of still strong activity in the US. In particular, rising yields from longer-dated bonds made it a tough month for both equity and bond investors.
August turned into a poor month for both equities and bonds as surging US rate expectations and weaker growth in Europe and China challenged the Goldilocks scenario. Erratic price action was exacerbated by thin summer liquidity although markets did stage a modest comeback in the final few days.
It feels like the entire country went to bed one night in early August and set the alarm clock for 2008. The country’s banks found themselves back as..
Equity investors in developed markets were emboldened by continued economic resilience in the face of sky-high interest
rates and inflation entering disinflation territory. Meanwhile, bonds weakened further as central banks continued to hike rates, putting paid to expectations that 2023 may be the Year of the Bond.
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