Global Markets Grind On: Why We Shouldn't Fear Coming Volatility

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Acting together, these forces should keep the Fed on hold, while allowing the global economy to continue its sluggish growth pace. We think that the percent change in economic growth will be range bound, not breaking out in one direction or the other. Thus, corporate sales revenue can grow slowly, potentially catching up to nominal GDP. Investors can take advantage of this environment through careful investment selection.

The global financial markets have been “risk-on” since the Brexit vote, and our strategies have benefited. However, given our subdued view of potential economic growth, we think that risk management should still be our primary focus. Within that context, we are ready to take advantage of market volatility by making additional investments in areas that we think represent attractive valuation opportunities.

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