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Friday, May 20, 2022

S&P 500 Flirts With Bear Territory; Bonds Gain: Markets Wrap

The selloff in American stocks has started anew, the S&P 500 points from a 20% decline in its last record.
    
The benchmark has lost 1.5 percent, I am just ashamed of the closure that would meet the normal description of the bear market. At the end of another volatile week, price volatility may be exacerbated by the monthly expiration of stock options and trading currencies.


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The S&P 500 is heading for its seventh weekly decline which could make the longest loss since the dotcom bubble exploded more than two decades ago. It will be its fourth straight series of seven or more weekly losses in the post-World War II era.

"It's a small sample, but these types of sequences have never happened in the best times of the equity market," the firm's strategists wrote in a note. "The causes of the weakness have been the hawkish FOMC and the growing concern about the economic downturn."

In a week marked by the act of buy-the-dip, sell-the-rally, investors are facing concerns about the economic downturn and retailers are showing a growing impact on inflation and consumer spending. Emotions rose early Friday after Chinese lenders lowered its five-year mortgage rate by a record price in an effort to increase lending and lending during the downturn and Covid closur.



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"There is a lot of waste, especially in the most speculative parts of the market," Keith Lerner, chief investment officer and chief marketing officer at Truist Advisory Services, said in a statement. "In times like these, volatility and backlogs are rare and come with some bad news, but they are also a market entry point with a higher long-term return potential compared to other categories of assets."

"It is not yet clear whether the Fed is happy with the tight financial conditions so far, and the markets continue to fully charge for another two 50bp steps from the Fed in June and July," writes Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank. “No one has said that restoring inflation from targets at higher levels would be easier. So if you want a Fed put, it can take a while. ”


In the latest developments regarding the Russian war in Ukraine, the Senate approved a more than 40 billion Ukrainian aid package, and sent the bill to President Joe Biden to sign. Meanwhile, the Group of Seven Developed Countries will agree on more than $ 18 billion ($ 19 billion) in aid to Ukraine, according to German Finance Minister Christian Lindner.

What damage will be done to the US economy and world markets before the Fed changes and reduces policy again? "Fed Put" is the subject of this week's MLIV Pulse survey. Click here to participate anonymously.

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