Long Term Capital Markets Return Assumptions 2013 - Executive Summary
Executive summary of JPM's long-term capital market return assumptions
Executive summary of JPM's long-term capital market return assumptions
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While tariffs remain a concern, the key issue is the degree—which we deem moderate—of U.S. recession risk. The current global backdrop makes the U.S. dollar unlikely to strengthen. Earnings growth expectations are modest, valuations are undemanding
We believe the Brexit negotiations will conclude with a relatively “soft” Brexit. But, as current media headlines show, there are still a number of compromises that need to be made on both sides to seal the deal.
Trade policy is of first-order importance in a more connected world, and markets have been reacting nervously to U.S. trade disputes.
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