Coping With The Correction

September 25, 2023 | Metkel Kebede


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Compared to 2017, markets have been a lot more volatile this year. Most global markets are down for the year on the back of US-China trade tensions, weakening growth, softer oil prices and  rising interest rates.

Compared to 2017, markets have been a lot more volatile this year. Most global markets are down for the year on the back of US-China trade tensions, weakening growth, softer oil prices and  rising interest rates. Main stream media always likes to amplify the hype on the upside and fear on the downside. That being said, most of the sources we watch are seeing signs of growth slowing, which is normal as the US tax cuts work their way through the system, but many strategists and economists continue to see the economy expanding with little signs of a recession occurring over the near-term. Refer to the link below, which gives some insight for everyday investors how to cope with these volatile markets.

 

LINK - Coping with the Correction

 

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