Could A Second Wave Indirectly Spur The Markets?

As we approach the latter stages of the third quarter, global markets continue to exhibit high levels of volatility in reaction to the Covid 19 pandemic.

With a resurgence of the virus widely expected, Governments and Central Banks are again poised to act with stimulus packages and further cuts to interest rates in a bid to provide more support to regional economies.

In this update, Deputy Chief Investment Officer Colin Gellatly, offers his thoughts as to why a second wave of the virus could ‘indirectly spur markets’, based upon how they have reacted in the past to a combination of government spend, interest rate cuts and quantitative easing.

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