Office and retail property valuations could fall as much as 40% from peak to trough, increasing the risk of defaults.
Bloomberg expects the Fed will hike by another 25 basis points at its May meeting, when the upper bound of fed funds rates reaches 5.25%.
The greatest threat to the dollar lies mostly in the current reckless standoff over the debt ceiling.
Stock prices are also hampered by the growing attractiveness of fixed income reteurns.
Consumer confidence is likely to remain subdued in much of the world, constraining global growth.
The failure of recent banks has some wondering if we've learned from past mistakes.
Turmoil presents new problems when existing ones remain unresolved, as Roubini explained.
The Nasdaq 100 offered the second biggest return in Bloomberg's ranking, at 19% year-to-date.
The bank's analysts still project a 7% total annual return for the S&P 500 over the next decade.
The silver lining of the bank's report is that potential growth could reach as high as 2.9%.
Europe has been a popular theme among global fund managers this year.
The U.K. is struggling with double-digit inflation and a credibility gap after ill-fated fiscal plans last year.
Credit Suisse's share price plunged 28% in the biggest one-day selloff on record.
The chief investment strategist said her biggest concern over the next six to 12 months is “contagion" from the SVB implosion.
Recent data releases have renewed fears that central banks will have to tighten monetary policy still further.
When inflation is above 8%, your best bet is to buy cheap and focus on dividends.
The aftershocks of Russia's invasion a little over a year ago sent commodity prices on a tear.
Shortages of dollars are crimping access to everything from raw materials to medicine.
Shareholders are going to have to play by different rules in the coming years.
The Fidelity Advisor International Growth Fund remains a strong performer.