July 2020 Market Commentary
Over the past few months, the Federal Reserve’s bold policy response to the economic downturn has effectively created a floor for equity assets and a ceiling for fixed income spreads and the U.S. dollar.
Over the past few months, the Federal Reserve’s bold policy response to the economic downturn has effectively created a floor for equity assets and a ceiling for fixed income spreads and the U.S. dollar.
The most recent rebound spans less than three months and is thus well ahead of historical averages in terms of speed.
Amid a backdrop of more accommodative policy measures, investor risk sentiment improved in May and fixed income asset classes generated positive returns.
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After an incredibly volatile and severe drawdown in March, most markets rebounded in April and recovered some first quarter losses.