TechFlow News, March 2: According to JINSHI Data, in a research report, JPMorgan’s Mislav Matejka wrote that investors with a 3- to 12-month investment horizon should buy equities during the stock market correction triggered by escalating Middle East tensions. The analyst noted that although the trajectory of the conflict remains unpredictable, political pressure makes it unlikely that such an escalation will persist. Equity markets sold off on Monday, partly due to concerns over inflationary shocks from rising oil prices. Matejka believes these concerns are unwarranted, as oil oversupply could drive prices lower. European equities broadly declined, with the STOXX 600 Index falling 1.7%. U.S. equity index futures also declined, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Index fell 1.1%.
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