U.S. stocks closed out their worst week of the year Friday as investors shed risk around the world following a collapse in China exports, a sharp downgrade for European economic growth and a dismal reading for American job creation in the month of February.
With increasing questions over the fate of U.S.-China trade talks, and central banks around the world turning dovish in the face of slowing growth, how should investors navigate the near-term risks in a market that's already booked the best start to any year in more than a decade?
Have a listen to what ActionAlertPLUS.com Research Analyst Zev Fima, and TheStreet's London correspondent Martin Baccardax are seeing on the macroeconomic front, how it's impacting stocks and where investors can look for strength despite amidst the turmoil.
