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Quick recap
Accelerating U.S. inflation and a hawkish ECB resulted in a sharp risk-off move towards the end of the week.
U.S. and European stocks fell in tandem as benchmark yields, and credit spread surged. Gold offered only a little protection, but Chinese stocks became a bright spot amid the turmoil despite a renewed commitment to Zero-Covid.
Interestingly, in Europe, there was little dispersion between style factors as Value and Growth performed equally poorly despite another increase in oil prices and rising yields.
Meanwhile, western regulators’ scrutiny of ESG claims continues with the SEC investigating Goldman Sachs, looking for potential greenwashing activities.
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