RBC's Schaffrik Says Strong Correction Won't Lead to Equity Bear Market

The video discusses the potential rise of Treasury yields to 3% and the current state of financial markets. It highlights the pause in market volatility and the robust economic outlook, suggesting that recent market corrections are unlikely to lead to a bear market. The impact on credit markets is also analyzed, noting that while credit spreads have widened slightly, overall funding costs remain low.

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