Asian
stocks rose with U.S. index futures after a selloff that wiped $2.7 trillion
from global equity markets on Monday. Oil climbed from six-year lows, while the
yen retreated with government bonds.
“Our bottom line is that the world’s still
not a bad place,” said David McDonald, Sydney-based chief investment strategist
for Australia at Credit Suisse Group AG’s wealth management and private banking
unit. “Fundamentals aren’t as bad as the headlines would suggest. It’s just a
case of whether you would want to rush in now or perhaps wait until it settles
down a bit more.”
China’s decision to cut the value of the
yuan two weeks ago has sent convulsions through global markets, sending all but
the safest of assets tumbling amid speculation that the world’s second-largest
economy is in more trouble than previously thought. The rout has driven gauges
of volatility to multi-year highs and sent bond yields tumbling as investors
wound back bets that the Federal Reserve will begin raising interest-rates as
soon as next month.
Πηγή: bloomberg.com
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