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TOPICAL ARTICLE
Market Outlook: Watching Out for a Return to Volatility
Posted: 7/20/2023 by Fidelity's Asset Allocation Research Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
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Markets: Odds may be rising for a return to volatility due to greater monetary policy uncertainty and slowing liquidity. Fixed income and non-US equity valuations appeared to price in more of this uncertainty.
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Economy: US consumer inflation continues to decelerate, but its moderating trend may be ending. A return to the stable, low core-inflation environment of the past 2 decades may be difficult.
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Investments: The 2023 equity rebound continued in Q2, led by a rally in large US tech companies on an anticipated boom in artificial intelligence. Interest-rate-sensitive government bonds posted losses.
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Valuations: As stocks rallied in Q2, valuations moved higher for all major global regions. Above-target inflation and monetary tightening pose challenges to earnings growth, with some signs of stabilization.
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