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Goldman Sachs's asset allocation research head Christian Mueller-Glissmann says markets are looking "shaky" but positive growth, lowering inflation and expected rate-cuts from central banks mean equities will make progress. "Growth is good, yields eventually find the equilibrium and you will get some cuts," he tells Bloomberg Television. "All of that should be making equities stabilize and equities can make progress."