While the prospect of higher interest rates will keep investors on edge, it's not like we're returning to double - digit levels or the Fed is moving its terminal rate.So even the uptick in ten - year yields to 3 % or even 3.25 % is unlikely to kill
the equity market rally as the benefits from fiscal stimulus should continue to feed through the markets.
Not exact matches
«The extent and speed of the
rally in gold prices is somewhat surprising
as there are few pressing reasons to be bullish, indeed there are more headwinds than tailwinds,» ScotiaMocatta said in a monthly note, citing rising U.S.
equity markets as well
as higher U.S. interest rates.
That will have massive implications for all capital
markets,
as bonds will bounce, the dollar
rally will stall in its tracks and
equities could get a second wind due to a less aggressive Fed.
1) BusinessWeek, 1979: «This «death of
equity» can no longer be seen
as something a stock
market rally — however strong — will check.
Since the end of August to a couple weeks ago, the
rally of 22 % was unprecedented
as the
market took cues from the other global
equity markets hitting all - time highs in many cases (US, German, etc.) and the -LSB-...]
In fact,
as 2016 entered the home stretch, the DJIA was running neck and neck with the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 Index, but pulled away from its two rival benchmarks during the post-election
rally in the
equity markets.
As bond yields surged on Friday, high - yielding segments of the equity market such as utilities and REITs came under the most pressure, which shows that it won't take much of a rise in yields to derail their rall
As bond yields surged on Friday, high - yielding segments of the
equity market such
as utilities and REITs came under the most pressure, which shows that it won't take much of a rise in yields to derail their rall
as utilities and REITs came under the most pressure, which shows that it won't take much of a rise in yields to derail their
rally.
If a stock or ETF is so strong that is manages to continue trending higher, even while the broad
market is going sideways, that
equity typically surges much higher when the major indices eventually
rally as well.
By Claire Milhench (Reuters)- Investors raised their
equity holdings in April from March's five - year lows, taking the view that the global stock
market rally will continue
as long
as central banks maintain their loose monetary policies, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
Global
equity markets rallied during the first quarter of 2017,
as the current U.S. bull
market celebrated its eighth birthday.
Investors tend to view dovish monetary policy actions favorably — and that certainly was the case last week
as the global
equity markets rallied on the ECB news.
On the crypto front,
markets failed to sustain a mid-week
rally as correlation between
equities and digital assets intensified.
The U.S.
equity markets tried to maintain Friday's sizable
rally as the news of CITI and WELLS FARGO earnings provided a momentary boost.
Equity markets tend to
rally in the fourth quarter of midterm election years
as election results become clearer.
The
markets also offered up no real divergences from the norm
as the S&P s
rallied but by day's end the U.S.
equities closed basically unchanged (although the NASDAQ continued to outperform all other indices.)
At the same time,
markets have continued to
rally with the
equity market,
as measured by the S&P 500 Index, gaining another 0.39 % in April, bringing the 3 - month total return to 7.05 %.
Increased Demand for Higher Yielding Assets Fuels Stock
Market Rally The weaker Dollar is triggering a huge rally in U.S. equity markets at the mid-session as aggressive investors seek higher yielding as
Rally The weaker Dollar is triggering a huge
rally in U.S. equity markets at the mid-session as aggressive investors seek higher yielding as
rally in U.S.
equity markets at the mid-session
as aggressive investors seek higher yielding assets.
Stocks
Rally on Increased Demand for Risky Assets Global
equity markets are rising overnight
as traders increase demand for higher risk assets.
As the
equity market rallied since March 10, 2009, individual investors have steadily decreased their cash allocation to near 20 - year lows.