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Deutsche Bank's global chief investment officer has advised investors to hedge their portfolios against potential asset volatility as U.S. stocks have resumed their upward trajectory this week. This comes after a significant correction last week, which marked the worst decline since October. Additionally, corporate America has emerged as a notable buyer during this dip, taking advantage of lower stock prices. Analysts are also identifying potential buying opportunities in major technology stocks, as indicated by recent market charts.
Investors still need to hedge their portfolios against future wild asset swings as US stocks resume climbing this week, says Deutsche Bank’s global chief investment officer https://t.co/8XTqA5n3Oy
Investors still need to hedge their portfolios against future wild asset swings as US stocks resume climbing this week, says Deutsche Bank’s global chief investment officer https://t.co/H7JyjMWqdp
Investors still need to hedge their portfolios against future wild asset swings as US stocks resume climbing this week, says Deutsche Bank’s global chief investment officer https://t.co/OWG7DLz0ce
