Market Update: A V-Shaped Recovery
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Summary
- Risk appetite is back, but for how long?
- Optimism over the trade situation is driving the V-shaped recovery in equity markets.
- Pay attention to rhetoric coming out of Fed governors and fund flows, which could set the tone for the rest of the month.
By OpenMarkets
Jack Bouroudjian discusses what is driving the V-shaped recovery in equity markets, and what it could mean for the weeks ahead.
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