S&P 500’s ‘Teflon’ Streak Has Reached 329 Sessions — Wall Street Warns These Risks Could Finally Break the Market
Despite the S&P 500's historic 329-session streak, HSBC and Deutsche Bank warn that stagflation and leverage threaten this "Teflon" market.
The stock market has had an amazing run where bad news didn't seem to hurt it, but some big banks are warning that two problems—prices going up while jobs slow down, plus people borrowing too much money—could finally cause trouble.
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