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摩根大通策略师称美股回调最糟糕的部分或已结束

JPMorgan strategists claim that the worst part of the US stock market correction may be over.

Breakings ·  02:26

JPMorgan stated that the correction in the US stock market may have ended, and the credit market has not yet priced in recession risks like stocks have. "If US stock ETFs continue to experience mostly inflows as they have so far, then the current correction in US stocks is likely to be roughly over," wrote Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou and Mika Inkinen in the report.

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