Credit Suisse: Strong start and a flat market in 2018.

30.11.2017 / 05:07

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According to Credit Suisse, investors have a maximum of 7 months in which bulls will dictate the movements of the indices. The bank predicted a strong upswing in early 2018. and stagnation in global markets after the first half. The risks that could lead to a flat market in the second half of the year are a drastic increase in Junk Bonds, tightening of monetary policy in China and wage growth in the United States.

"Probably the last Ura for the shares in 2018, then rising risks will prevail," says Andrew Garthwaite, chief economic strategist at Credit Suisse.

What to do in this case?
According to Credit Suisse, Europe is a great place to invest, as European indices have fared significantly against US rivals. The banking sector will be in the spotlight, given the tightening monetary policy that Central Banks are planning to pursue next year. This, together with rising yields on European bonds, makes bank shares extremely attractive to investors in 2018.

Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal

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Credit Suisse: Strong start and a flat market in 2018.

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