Since reaching a record high in mid-August, US stocks have been in a state of fluctuation. Long-term US bond yields hovered around 5% at a time when investors' concerns about the outlook for inflation intensified. BlackRock Investment Research Institute said that now it is time to seize the allocation opportunities brought about by rising bond yields and become the latest agency to downgrade US stock ratings. BlackRock believes that the current high yield in the bond market cannot be ignored. The world's largest asset management institution is increasing its allocation of US debt while cutting some of its exposure to US stocks. Part of the funding for this increase in US debt comes from settling long-held positions in US stocks and downgrading US stocks to neutral to deal with potential market fluctuations in the AI industry process. The reporter summed up and found that since September, many institutions have lowered US stock ratings or target prices. Core common concerns include rising long-term bond yields, rebound energy inflation, AI congestion valuation risks, general election uncertainty, and valuation contraction.

Disclaimer:Webull uses external vendor Google Translation Service for news translations where we endeavour to ensure these are correct, however, we recommend that you please double-check this information accordingly. Webull is not responsible for translation errors or issues.