The sell-side consultancy led by the famed economist and investment strategist then proposed a reason for this odd market behaviour
The sell-side consultancy headed by noted economist and investment strategist Ed Yardeni, believes that the US Fed will take a more dovish stand and give stocks and bonds a boost
The global economy is growing, but at a slow pace. Much of the weakness is attributable to the recessions in China and Europe, Yardeni wrote. While China's stocks look cheap, its economy is showing a structural weakness and Indian stock prices are touching a record high, he noted
Speaking on the state elections in India, Yardeni said that the results increase the chances of political stability in the country.
Its recent Quick Takes says inflation dipped even as unemployment had stayed low, which means growth may be driven by productivity and is therefore disinflationary
The sell-side consultancy headed by Ed Yardeni pointed to the weakening export figures and the country’s PPI
The sell-side consultancy makes its case by expanding on a formulae that is held sacred by many investors, including late Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.
The consultancy pointed to sticky inflation and improved growth expectations
The consultancy had coined the term first in 2013, when the US Fed had increased liquidity
The correlation between central bank assets and stock prices is back on track
The crash has proved that the assumption that central bank liquidity would always prop up markets, come what may, was wrong