Market Watch: Full-scale Bear Market for Stocks is Among 3 Scenarios Citi Analysts Predict Amid Trade Tensions

Article by Mark DeCambre in Wall Street Journal Market Watch
With that thinking in mind, the Citi analysts anticipate a trio of market outcomes as tariff negotiations progress ahead of the G-20 meeting this month:
Trade deal at G-20
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Stocks soar along with emerging markets as the outlook for the global economy improves, with the S&P 500 index jumping to around 2900
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The 10-year Treasury note yields about 2.5%
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Gold heads to around $1,300 an ounce from current levels
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The U.S. dollar heads slightly lower but capped by lower expectations for Fed rate cuts
No trade deal, nor Fed cut
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Stocks enter a “full-scale bear market.” S&P 500 falls to 2,350
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10-year heads to 1.5% or lower
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Gold jumps to $1,600
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The dollar jumps against most currency rivals
No trade deal but Fed cuts rates 3/4 of a percentage point
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Stocks hit news highs, but not all stocks and sectors will perform well
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10-year Treasury note trades at a range of 1.75% to 2% and the yield curve steepens
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Gold heads to $1,500
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U.S. dollar weakens
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