This year has brought shocks to many systems. Few can ignore the fact that inflation is back and the era of low interest rates has come to a close.
Pivot points like this send tremors through the markets. Bonds have experienced their worst year in history. The rocketing growth stocks that have driven equity market returns since 2008/9 have suddenly run out of fuel - low-cost capital - and come tumbling back to earth or to a much lower orbit. Zombie companies are going under, at least in public markets. Many investors are settling in for a new world order. But we have to be careful not to put on the blinkers too quickly. Stock Spotlight: LSEG plans to challenge Bloomberg terminal with Microsoft Teams If the past couple ...
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