Thomson Reuters
- Investors should buy up international stocks as US markets offer more trouble ahead, RBA said.
- The investment manager pointed to recent volatility stemming from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
- US stocks could cost nearly double that of international stocks, the firm estimated.
Chaos in US markets means investors should buy up international stocks, Richard Bernstein Advisors said.
"With the volatility in global equity markets hits year, it may be comforting for investors to focus solely on US markets. However, it may be riskier to be geographically myopic now," RBA analyst Matthew Poterba said in a note on Wednesday.