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Wells Fargo Analysts Join JPMorgan Traders in Turning Cautious on US Stocks
Source: Bloomberg
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Wells Fargo became the second bank this week to turn cautious on US stocks as markets move into the historically weakest month for equities. The note cites rising uncertainty ahead of the midterm elections and the durability of the artificial-intelligence trade, reinforcing a risk-off positioning bias into the period.
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