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So Wall Street decided to stop fretting over inflation, backed up by equally soothing comments by some Federal Reserve officials. The gains look set to carry on Tuesday.
One question investors may be asking right now is how much of the post-COVID-19 pandemic reopening play is priced into markets. For one hard-hit sector, the spending may have only just begun, says our
call of the day from Jefferies.
“Jefferies U.S. economics team estimates that households have accumulated U.S. $2.2 trillion in additional savings since the beginning of 2021 above and beyond what they would have saved assuming a 7.5% savings rate,” said a team led by global equity strategist Sean Darby, in a note on Tuesday.
The customer is always right and will steer $2.2 trillion to these hospitality stocks, says Jefferies MarketWatch 5 days ago © Getty Images Spend, spend, spend.
So Wall Street decided to stop fretting over inflation, backed up by equally soothing comments by some Federal Reserve officials. The gains look set to carry on Tuesday.
One question investors may be asking right now is how much of the post-COVID-19 pandemic reopening play is priced into markets. For one hard-hit sector, the spending may have only just begun, says our
call of the day from Jefferies.
“Jefferies U.S. economics team estimates that households have accumulated U.S. $2.2 trillion in additional savings since the beginning of 2021 above and beyond what they would have saved assuming a 7.5% savings rate,” said a team led by global equity strategist Sean Darby, in a note on Tuesday.