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A super-soft landing still looks most likely

Headline: A super-soft landing still looks most likelySource: EuromoneyDate: January 2000Author: David Roche Nasdaq is still collapsing and there are worries that the US economy could be recession bound as the tech investment boom ends. But I remain optimistic. I reckon the global economy is in for a super-soft landing to sub-3% growth in 2001. […]

January 1, 2000

Headline: A super-soft landing still looks most likely
Source: Euromoney
Date: January 2000
Author: David Roche
Nasdaq is still collapsing and there are worries that the US economy could be recession bound as the tech investment boom ends. But I remain optimistic. I reckon the global economy is in for a super-soft landing to sub-3% growth in 2001. Oil prices will stay around $25 a barrel and global inflation will fall, boosting real incomes. Risk appetite will recover. The mini-bear market is almost over.




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