Bank of America's Michael Hartnett argues the stock market is now 'too big to fail,' implying no rate increases before the midterms and a possible Sino-American detente in May. The note is a macro/policy view rather than hard data, suggesting a supportive backdrop for equities if tighter policy is delayed and geopolitical tensions ease.
Bank of America's Michael Hartnett argues the stock market is now 'too big to fail,' implying no rate increases before the midterms and a possible Sino-American detente in May. The note is a macro/policy view rather than hard data, suggesting a supportive backdrop for equities if tighter policy is delayed and geopolitical tensions ease.
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