What I Read This Week...
Investors are pulling money out of risk assets, Micron receives a multi-billion dollar grant from the U.S. government, and a new House bill makes a TikTok ban more likely
Watch All-In E175 Read our deep dives into Climate, Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare and Space Caught My Eye… Money is being pulled out of equities and junk bonds at the fastest rate in more than a year. Investors are becoming more conservative in their allocations, citing elevated geopolitical risk and potential upside risk to commodity prices and inflation as reasons to be risk-off after a high-flying bull market in 2024. With equities close to all time highs, many investors view high-yielding short-term paper as an increasingly attractive alternative, and are pulling billions of…
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