Equities Divergence from Earnings a Red Flag?

By Erik Norland, Senior Economist, CME Group

Video Highlights:

Eight-year equities bull market starting to show its age
Rising equities diverge from slow growth in corporate earnings
Any sharp correction in equities could benefit U.S. Treasuries

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Economic Research: Equities Divergence from Earnings a Red Flag?

Equities Divergence from Earnings a Red Flag?

By Erik Norland, Senior Economist, CME Group