We think the sell-off is a little over overdone at this point, says JPMorgan's Kolanovic
Marko Kolanovic, JPMorgan chief global markets strategist, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss what's going on in equity markets right now, whether investors will see a sharp correction in equity markets and why he believes the Russia-Ukraine conflict won't be too difficult for markets to handle.
Видео We think the sell-off is a little over overdone at this point, says JPMorgan's Kolanovic канала CNBC Television
Видео We think the sell-off is a little over overdone at this point, says JPMorgan's Kolanovic канала CNBC Television
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