Even after tumbling today amid US-China trade tensions, the S&P 500 remains close to its all-time high. That’s despite investors seemingly believing that the risks around US inflation are increasingly skewed to the upside and that a US recession is more likely than not over the coming year or so. If expectations shift toward the more benign outcome we anticipate, that could be a tailwind for stocks.
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