StanChart's Goh Favors Global Equities, Gold, Chinese Assets

The video discusses how financial markets historically react to geopolitical events, often with short-lived volatility. It highlights past events like the Crimea invasion and the Iraq war, noting markets typically rebound. Current strategies suggest adding risk hedges due to Ukraine-Russia tensions, with gold and yen as safe havens. If tensions ease, buying on dips may benefit riskier assets, including European and U.S. equities. The video advises against panic selling, emphasizing historical patterns of market recovery.

What historical military invasions are mentioned in relation to market volatility?

How do financial markets typically react to major geopolitical events according to the text?

What investment strategies are suggested for investors concerned about market volatility?

What are the potential benefits of investing in Chinese assets as mentioned in the text?

What does the text suggest about the future of European equities if the current geopolitical risks diminish?