Why Money Managers Are 'Looking Through' Iran Conflict
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مدعوم بالذكاء الاصطناعيThe Iran conflict is driving market volatility, but money managers like K2 Asset Management's George Boubouras advise long-term investors to look beyond the headlines, expecting resilient earnings in developed markets like the US. This approach may lead to a mixed market reaction, with potential inflation and recession risks countered by stable corporate performance. The conflict's impact on market sentiment and asset prices will depend on its progression and global economic responses.
The Iran conflict may lead to increased price and volume shocks, potentially lifting inflation and raising recession risks, which could negatively impact assets sensitive to economic growth, such as stocks and commodities. However, resilient underlying earnings in developed markets like the US could support equity prices, particularly in sectors with strong fundamentals, such as consumer staples or healthcare.
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K2 Asset Management's George Boubouras, Managing Director and Head of Research, Investments and Advisory, says that while the Iran conflict and naval blockade are driving sharp volatility, long‑term investors should look through the headlines rather than trade on every twist. He expects continued price and volume shocks to lift inflation and raise recession risks. but sees resilient underlying earnings in developed markets like the US. (Source: Bloomberg)
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