A JPMorgan Chase analyst believes the inventory market could quickly witness the departure of billions of {dollars} in capital following its fierce rally since March.
JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou says he believes institutional traders are getting ready to rebalance their portfolios to fulfill their allocation targets, reviews Bloomberg.
Establishments all over the world put money into a wide range of property, together with bonds, shares and actual property, in an effort to diversify their holdings, and comply with strict mandates on asset allocation that restrict their publicity to a sure asset class.
Panigirtzoglou says the latest inventory market rally has pushed the portfolios of establishments above their thresholds, and so they now must relocate as much as $150 billion value of positions to put money into the consolidating bond market.
“The final time we had such hole with equities and bonds in reverse instructions was within the fourth quarter of 2021.
This rebalancing move might create round a 3% to five% correction in equities.”
The S&P 500 is up almost 15% since March.
In the meantime, the iShares Core U.S. Combination Bond ETF (exchange-traded fund), which is designed to broadly observe the efficiency of the US investment-grade bond market, is up lower than 1% over the identical timeframe.
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