$TRUMP Morgan Stanley warns: a renewed rise in oil is the biggest threat to Wall Street
Michael Wilson, an analyst at “Morgan Stanley,” warned that a renewed rise in oil prices represents the biggest risk facing U.S. stock markets, advising investors to use energy-sector stocks to hedge against the fallout of any potential jump in crude prices.
Wilson explained that a renewed rise in oil prices could lead to increased pressure on the U.S. bond market, especially amid fears of a return of inflation, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to step in if market disruptions grow.
He noted that addressing any new pressures in the bond market may shift more to the Federal Reserve rather than the Treasury Department, given the likelihood that the central bank would intervene to contain any severe disruptions in financial markets.
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Michael Wilson, an analyst at “Morgan Stanley,” warned that a renewed rise in oil prices represents the biggest risk facing U.S. stock markets, advising investors to use energy-sector stocks to hedge against the fallout of any potential jump in crude prices.
Wilson explained that a renewed rise in oil prices could lead to increased pressure on the U.S. bond market, especially amid fears of a return of inflation, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to step in if market disruptions grow.
He noted that addressing any new pressures in the bond market may shift more to the Federal Reserve rather than the Treasury Department, given the likelihood that the central bank would intervene to contain any severe disruptions in financial markets.
$XAU
#BTCReaches$80000 #BitcoinOpenInterestFallsToTwoMonthLow #AIHardwareStocksFallPreMarketAAOIDown11.66% #EtherETFsPost$697MWeeklyInflow #USTreasuryDoublesBuybackCapTo$4B
