SocGen's Albert Edwards: 'Fragile' US economy will be exposed
When tax reform 'sugar rush' wears off
Société Générale's bearish strategist Albert Edwards has warned the US economy is set for an "unpleasant" turn once US President Donald Trump's stimulus package wears off in 2019.
In contrast to Trump's "Marmite" character, however, Edwards noted how investors had "gorged" themselves on his tax reform. US equity markets have been in a euphoric state since Trump passed his historic...
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