Bloomberg Intelligence's 'Equity Market Minute' 10/15/2021

Gina Martin Adams discusses the current state of global equity markets, noting that while prospects are not as bright as a year ago, the global fair value model suggests above-average returns. The model, which includes US, European, and emerging market data, indicates potential 8% returns despite challenges like slowing earnings growth and inflation. Valuations, though high in absolute terms, are favorable compared to bond markets. The equity risk premium has improved, enhancing global valuations.

What does the global fair value model suggest about returns in the upcoming year?

What factors are expected to impact global stocks according to the text?

What is the outlook for earnings growth in 2022 as mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of comparing equity valuations to bond markets?

How does the equity risk premium compare to long-term averages?