While US stocks have rebounded after last Wednesday’s selloff, the market “remains in a kind of ‘No Man’s Land’”, says Julius Baer, which adds that other equity markets – especially in Asia – look relatively more attractive. “Investors are now no longer feeling that they must buy the US market, and are increasingly comfortable looking at equities elsewhere,” the banks…
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