Markets are not rushing to the downside, but alternative assets may still have a place
The banking crisis may no longer be acute, but there are enough risks to consider, such as recession, the collapse of the corporate real estate market, and the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy. If not “cut and run”, perhaps now is the time to fully diversify.
As mentioned earlier, money funds allow benefiting from changes in monetary policy. Investors who did not have enough money to buy Treasury bills or corporate securities could invest in the Morgan Stanley Institutional Liquid Government Securities Fund or the State Street US Government Money Market Fund.In the long run, no. Although there has been a recent change of ownership, the financial industry will eventually stabilize and some funds may come back.
Analysts at Morgan Stanley, for example, expect a 10% correction during the summer months. The pretext for the decline could be problems in the real estate market and shadow banking sector in China, a decline in business activity in the U.S., as well as rising oil prices.
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