Risk of Volatility Remains High in Near Term, Says Goldman Sachs’s Mueller-Glissmann

The video discusses the current state of the S&P 500, highlighting the risks of a market drawdown due to high valuations and lack of growth. It examines the impact of the trade war, particularly China's currency actions, on global growth and investor sentiment. The discussion also covers the potential for increased market volatility, driven by economic indicators and central bank policies, with a focus on the VIX and yield curve dynamics.

What is a major concern regarding the US equity market as discussed in the first section?

• High drawdown risk

• Low inflation

• High growth rates

• Stable valuations

How has the trade war affected global markets according to the second section?

• It has led to increased deflationary risks

• It has stabilized currency values

• It has boosted global growth

• It has reduced investor anxiety

What is a key issue investors face due to the trade war?

• Rising commodity prices

• Deflationary threats

• Higher interest rates

• Increased inflation

What has been the role of central banks in market volatility as discussed in the third section?

• They have increased volatility

• They have stabilized volatility

• They have ignored volatility

• They have caused a market crash

What is the potential market perception shift regarding Fed easing?

• It is seen as a sign of economic strength

• It is perceived as indicating recession risk

• It is viewed as a boost to inflation

• It is considered irrelevant