Asian markets perform better than the S&P500, but until when

04.11.2019 / 03:18

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Although major Asian indices have already been beating the S & P500 for two consecutive months, Credit Suisse does not expect their over-performance to continue for a long time.

There are two main reasons for this statement: First, the uncertainty surrounding trade negotiations still exists. And second, because the potential deterioration in the Asian tech hardware sector has not yet been ruled out. The sector is the reason for the indices to be drawn, and their rally can be cut down precisely by the technological niche.

In terms of the risk-reward ratio, the Swiss prefer US stocks over Asian ones in the short term. Their attention was sharpened after the collapse of the meeting in Chile, which was due this month to take place and sign a deal between the two countries.

Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P.

Graphs: Used with permission of Bloomberg Finance L.P.

Trader Martin Nikolov

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Asian markets perform better than the S&P500, but until when

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