Doll: Correction will not derail US bull run

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BlackRock's Bob Doll is confident the bull run for US equities will continue despite two consecutive weeks of falls for the country's markets.

Since the peak a few weeks ago, US stocks have fallen about 5%, which Doll believes has been driven by the deterioration in economic data – mainly the rising unemployment rate. However, the group’s CIO of equities says the recent economic deterioration is a “passing trend”. While he expects further fluctuations in data and admits there is potential for a correction, Doll maintains global equities will benefit from the low-growth environment. “Low inflation combined with ongoing policy stimulus should provide a tailwind for higher-risk assets,” Doll says. “Looking at the technical a...

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