Mark Cudmore — Исполнительный редактор, Bloomberg Live / Макростратег
The video analyzes the growing disconnect between the AI-driven equity rally and the deteriorating economic conditions from the closed Strait of Hormuz. Mark Cudmore turns bearish on the AI trade, expecting the disconnect to resolve negatively. He also comments on copper and bond market dynamics.
- The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, prolonging economic damage.
- The AI stock market boom is viewed as disconnected from worsening macro risks.
- Mark Cudmore turns bearish on the AI trade.
- Copper is seen as structurally positive but overheated short-term.
- Long-term bond yields face flattening pressure amid growth concerns.
- A short-term bond rally is possible if the strait reopens, but not sustainable.
- Commodities are a longer-term theme but currently volatile.
Идеи
Mark CudmoreИсполнительный редактор, Bloomberg Live / Макростратег1:24
Bearish on AI trade disconnect.
The AI stock market boom is increasingly disconnected from the worsening economic damage caused by the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz. With tail risks of war back on the radar and no resolution, this disconnect is likely to close in a negative way, leading to a downturn in AI-related equities.
This Bloomberg Markets video, published May 26, 2026,
features Mark Cudmore
discussing AIQ.
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