Bloomberg’s recent article, “Wall Street Eyes 2025 Volatility Spikes on Trump Tariffs, Geopolitics,” highlights the potential for market turbulence in the year ahead, driven by factors such as US tariff policies, geopolitical tensions, and macroeconomic stress.
Pierre de Saab, Partner and Head of Investments at Dominicé, provided his insights, noting that the current low-volatility environment may be short-lived. He commented: “The current low volatility regime is likely to be temporary: investors have already priced in all the good news of the upcoming Trump policies but have shrugged off their possible negative side effects. I expect in 2025 a weaker upside for markets and a greater risk of severe disruption, caused by Trump’s unorthodox methods, than in 2024 or 2017.”
The article explores strategies for navigating the potential spikes in volatility, offering a compelling read for investors preparing for a more uncertain landscape in 2025.
Read the full article on Bloomberg to learn more.
