Growth shocks, not just inflation, to be a primary driver of

Growth shocks, not just inflation, to be a primary driver of markets

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As inflation fears recede, growth shocks could become a greater driver of market volatility. Kamakshya Trivedi, head of global foreign exchange, interest rates, and emerging market strategy research at Goldman Sachs Research, explains what this "transition phase" means for investors' portfolios.

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