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Markets will drift sideways with a downward bias, declining 10% in the worst-case scenario before they recover, Andrade says.
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Markets will continue to struggle on account of macroeconomic factors, before they make a comeback in 2023, according to veteran investor Kenneth Andrade.While the numbers will not go below the lows of 2020, the levels will drift sideways with a downward bias, declining around 10% in the worst case scenario, Andrade, founder and chief investment officer at Old Bridge Capital Management, told BQ Prime's Niraj ShahHe advised investors ...
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