Following recent market volatility, Bill Hubbard gives his opinion on where stocks might go from here and what political change is needed to help the Eurozone.
  • UK supermarkets have faced trouble as shoppers’ buying habits have changed, moving from larger weekly shops back towards a more ‘corner shop’ mentality
  • Volatility seems set to continue but Bill wants to keep his ‘powder dry’ and is willing to lose the initial stages of a significant rally to be sure of the up move
  • UK interest rate expectations are being affected by a cooling of the housing market as political rhetoric refers to a ‘mansion tax’
  • Crude oil has been slammed as supply has hugely outstripped demand, with the price now falling significantly below the production costs of some nations
  • With EUR/USD slipping, can political issues be overcome in order to weaken the euro further to help the periphery and overcome disinflation
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