‘Goldilocks is breaking down’: Why one bank says the market’s best-case scenario is breaking down0

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• September 16, 2026

A best-case scenario for stocks is quickly fading, BMO says. The bank said that a Goldilocks scenario — an ideal economic setup for stocks where the US economy continues to grow while inflation is subdued — looks less likely due to a confluence of factors that could spark a global slowdown and impact equities. In