Impact of Moody's Downgrade on Foreign Investments

Investors should buy any dips in US stocks fueled by Friday’s credit rating cut, as the trade truce with China has reduced the odds of a recession, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson.
The strategist sees a greater chance of a pullback in equities after the downgrade by Moody’s Ratings pushed 10-year bond yields above the key 4.5% level. However, “we would be buyers of such a dip,” Wilson wrote in a note.
S&P 500 futures slid 1.2% on Monday following the debt downgrade, which Moody’s said was in response to a ballooning budget deficit that showed little sign of narrowing. The move has reignited worries about whether US assets are still popular at a time of lingering global trade uncertainty.
Wilson speaks with Bloomberg's Nathan Hager

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