Equity Market Spotlight: Bears vs. Bulls
What can equity investors expect going forward…
Equity investors are looking ahead with tentative optimism. Towards the end of a volatile 2022, some central banks seemed to present a more dovish tone, giving hope to equity markets that the period of tight monetary policy may soon be over. However, as some of the research below argues, this optimism should be moderated.
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By: Anton Balint,?Senior Investment Writer