Ignore the “Sell American” call, says JPMorgan’s investment strategy boss – no tariffs and national debt to take a picture of US dominance wings

  • Exclusive: Despite the latest market volatility and the political pressure on the Fed, ”says JPMORGO Jokūbas Manoukian Fate He continues to trust the long -term dominance of the US economy by rejecting “America” calls as short -sighted. He argues that the American institutional resistance, including independent FED and strong legal and cultural foundations, unequivocally determines political fluctuations and outperforms global peers.

Although the current economic perspective can cause some concern about the trajectory of the American economy, those fears will not be enough to deprive the US as a world economic power plant.

At least that’s how JPMORGO US Investment Strategy Manager Jacobo Manoukian, who tells Fate He pays little attention to “Sell America” calls.

Earlier this year, investors may have been tempted to transfer their cash from the US, taking into account the volatility of the market resulting from tariff policy and issues of economic grounds – especially federal and government debt.

Perhaps investors have been looking for a safe refuge – gold or perhaps even euro or yen – after only a few months of markets with 500 markets to the S&P 500 chart so far.

Anxiety that the US may lose a place at an economic table head Fate In an exclusive interview this week.

According to him, what he calls “tariff tantrum” or “tariff panic,” he said there are many voices that the US did not like the “travel direction”, their concerns that the expanding deficit, business -friendly rates and chaotic political formation created a difficult business environment.

The choice of these bears was that in recent years they became too confident in the US assets and needed to be reorganized-they called for investors to sell America.

“We completely disagree with this idea,” said Manuukian. “There are cyclic reasons to believe that the US dollar can continue to underestimate the main trading partners, but we completely disagree with the idea that the US somehow loses its position as the center of the financial universe.

“There have been periods in the history of the US system – I define it as this cycle of institutions, laws, cultures and innovations – to promote the return on the capital market and protect shareholders constantly inspected. Over time it improves and hardens and becomes stronger.

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