TechFlow News, March 26: According to CNBC, Citi’s Chief Investment Officer Katie Moore believes investors appear overly optimistic about an imminent resolution to the U.S.-Iran issue. She stated on Wednesday: “Some of the price volatility we’ve seen—particularly over the past two days—suggests, in my view, a high degree of optimism that the issue will be resolved and that this energy shock won’t trigger broad-based inflationary pressures. Frankly, that concerns me.” She added: “When constructing portfolios, I want to exercise extreme caution. Right now, we aim to build resilient portfolios—and we must ensure they can withstand inflationary risks as well as the risk of a conflict lasting longer than current market optimists anticipate.” (Jinshi Data)
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