“This is not the time for a pedal-to-the-metal approach to investing,” he said in an interview on Bloomberg Radio today. “We are going toward a highly derisked and slimmed-down financial system, which means there will be less credit available for the economy as a whole.”
El-Erian, 50, said he expects more government regulation, less available credit and an “age of thrift” for the world.
“There will be a lot more caution,” El-Erian said.
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