SocGen's Edwards: Trade war recession fears a 'red herring'
Fed actions 'murder' bull market
Albert Edwards
Société Générale bearish strategist Albert Edwards has said growing fears of a global recession caused by a US-China trade war may be a "red herring" as the Federal Reserve is more likely to "murder" the bull market.
In his latest research note, the notoriously bearish investor also dismissed the idea that yield curve inversion is a "necessary" or "sufficient" indicator of a recession. Edwards said: "The assumption...
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