Will tech keep driving the stock market higher? JPMorgan strategists have their doubts.
The rally for technology shares that has led a rebound for equity markets this year may be running out of steam, say JPMorgan strategists.
“We have argued last October that one should be buying back Tech sector, following a year of sharp underperformance, and given our view that U.S. long yields have likely peaked at that point. The question is will Tech keep driving the market higher,” said a team led by the head of global and European equity strategy at JP Morgan, Mislav Matejka.
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