Global macroeconomic indicators have undoubtedly become softer, as the US nears full employment and Europe's manufacturing sector continues to suffer from the effects of weaker trade with China.
Most investors shunning energy companies due to oil price volatility
US/China and Brexit behind selected calls
Consumer goods and tech companies get support
Industry Voice sponsored by T. Rowe Price: Disruption in its various forms—technological, political, economic, and monetary—is likely to drive global financial markets in the coming year.
When we look back at 2018, the market made several mistakes.