Michael Wursthorn

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1,567 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Nov 2021

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Money's going into bonds right now. voice-verified
Investors are fearful of just where equities are going to go with the trade tensions where they are. voice-verified
The outflows that we saw in June, which was about $20 billion from U.S. voice-verified
stocks, weren't as great as what we saw, say, February, March, when the market was gripped with mostly inflation fears and worries of wages growing faster than expected. voice-verified
Still, I think this underscores how investors are feeling about trade and just the significant threat that if this were to evolve in such a way that leads to a trade war either with China or with the European Union, which looks like we're not heading toward at least as of the most recent news. voice-verified
But if those things were to evolve into the most dire circumstances, investors are thinking about that and trying to sort of guard against that risk. voice-verified
As I mentioned, inflation continues to be a fear for investors. voice-verified
You know, they're not so much concerned with it rising faster than expected, but just that the Federal Reserve is proceeding with its pace of interest rate hikes increasingly. voice-verified
if they were to veer from this well-telegraphed path, that could be a policy misstep. voice-verified
So the market's still very much thinking about that. voice-verified
The other thing on the market's mind, very much so, but you're not seeing a lot of trading action. voice-verified
Just maybe more concern or more likely than investors to sit on the sidelines is the midterm elections coming up. voice-verified
It's very, I guess, known in some circles of Wall Street that years where there's midterm elections tend to be a rougher year for stocks overall than voice-verified
So if it's not just outright selling, you do have a number of investors that are just choosing to do nothing as well. voice-verified
So it's not really helping the buying activity any much at all. voice-verified
We saw a few months this year where outflows still managed to be positive. voice-verified
And a big part of that is just because the U.S. voice-verified
economy is doing so well. voice-verified
When you look at global stock markets, the U.S. voice-verified
stock market by and large is the best looking stock market right now in terms of performance. voice-verified
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