Stocks would sink 20% if bond market expectations pan out: JPMorgan

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Stocks would plummet 20% if the bond market's expectations pan out, JPMorgan says

The disconnect between equity and bond markets has widened in recent months, as the two asset classes signal different economic realities, JPMorgan analysts said in a note on Thursday.

"Bond markets are still pricing in a sustained period of elevated macroeconomic uncertainty, even if there has been some modest decline over the past three months. By contrast, equity markets look 'priced for perfection' with the S&P now above a fair value estimate looking through the rise in macroeconomic volatility since the pandemic," the note said.

 

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