Unprecedented spending by both lawmakers and the Federal Reserve to stave off a pandemic-induced market crash helped drive stocks to new highs last year, but Morgan Stanley experts are worried that the unintended consequences of extra cash and pent-up demand once the pandemic subsides could tank markets this year–quickly and abruptly.
Within the stock market, the inflation risk is greatest for industries"destroyed" by the pandemic and"ill-prepared for what could be a surge in demand later this year," the analysts said, pointing to restaurants, travel and other consumer and business-related firms that could be forced to drive up prices if they're unable to meet post-Covid demand.
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Every year there is risk in the stock market.
the biggest fear is that Biden is now President. democrats will now come after your 401K. they better bring a gun with them.
Conplete nonsense The dollar IS in an expected crash, lol Butthurt MS seems to be confusing stock valuation inflation with citizens buying ingredients to try to make a sandwich
Unprecedented Geo-Political Tension & Deep Danger.
The new Government
Was it wise to permanently ban Trump from Twitter? He more than enough resources and followers to start his own platform that cant be regulated by Twitter.