The phrase "assumed markets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing markets that are taken for granted or presumed to exist without direct evidence.
Example: "In our analysis, we focused on the assumed markets that would benefit from the new product launch."
Alternatives: "presumed markets" or "expected markets".
As bankers take a kicking from an increasingly irate public, auditors have avoided the anger, even though they signed off trillion-dollar balance sheets, sanctioned increased dividends in bank shares that collapsed months later, blithely assumed markets would function seamlessly and established controversial rules that inflated bubbles and amplified losses.
Historically, the size of the Fed's balance sheet has been irrelevant and Powell assumed markets would continue to ignore it.
OO UK: Cutting Carbon Emissions Might Improve Economy By Upping Efficiency - says a more realistic analysis than previous ones, which assumed markets were already efficient.
Since my prior three internships and full-time job were all marketing-focused, I assumed marketing would be my only career option given my background.
They lack revenue to finance even rescheduled debt payments because their business plans assumed market demand that does not exist.
The deliberately assumed market leader and/or catalyst role, which was supported by familiarity with the subject industry, has permeated the everyday operation of the company.
This assumes markets are rational and that true values will 'snap back'.
Assuming markets improve, it suggests more upside for employees when the stock starts to vest a few years on.
The irony: Despite his strong stance on market solutions, the President's position on climate change assumes markets to be weaker, not stronger.
It is these traits that lead us to seek safety in the crowd, assume markets will keep rising, invest in overpriced shares, or bury our heads in the sand and try to forget about the decision at hand.
The anti-capitalists assume markets left free are prone to "fail" and that government somehow "fixes" the failure.
