that he expects stocks to plummet this year, President Donald Trump to lose the election, and the novel coronavirus to have a bigger impact on the global economy than many investors anticipate."I expect global equities to tank by 30% to 40% this year," Roubini — a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business — told the German newspaper.as investors braced for coronavirus to disrupt supply chains, weaken customer demand, and slow economic growth.
Roubini advised investors to hold cash and government bonds. "You have to hedge your money against a crash," he said. "That's my motto: "Better safe than sorry!"As the US and Iran push for regime change in each other's countries, escalating tensions will "drive up oil prices and lead inevitably to Trump's defeat in the elections," Roubini predicted.
The economist pointed to the 1973 oil shock, the oil crisis in 1979, and the Kuwait invasion as examples of oil-price spikes scuppering past presidents' reelection campaigns."The markets are completely delusional," Roubini told Der Spiegel. If coronavirus causes the Chinese economy to shrink by 2% in the first quarter, and it only grows by 6% in each of the next three quarters, the slowdown "would essentially mean a recession for China and a shock to the world," he said.
he call that prediction? coronavirus already shock the world
How broke would you investors be if they EVER actually listened to this shill?
US leftwing = Palm readers
Am not american but trump will definitely win 2020.
Trump losing will be the biggest disaster, cause it means that tool Bernie is gonna win....and look who he rubs shoulders with. 😐👇
He and Krugman can share a shelter someplace.
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