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“There was a shift of feelings,” he told Yahoo Finance, the Citi Citius Strategist Cita Us. “The feeling and focus of the client and investor completely turned upside down in relation to where we started the year.”
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Entry into 2025, Consensus on Wall Street He called on the American economy to grow a healthy pace and to continue surpassing the US capital market against the rest of the world. Now, prevailing market fear is that the current economic policy of President Trump – namely tariffs,, Federal job reductionand Strict immigration – He could further slow down economic growth. This has encouraged several economic research teams In order to reduce your GDP forecastssome strategists for Reduce their goals S&P 500and supplies around the rest of the world outperform American market.
Still, few call for a total weak year in US shares. In a client note this week, Yardeni Research has reduced its goal S&P 500 at the end of 2025 to 7,000 to 6,400, which represents about 14% increase from current levels. It is significant that the forecast did not come with a projection for lower earning growth this year. Instead, the Yardeni team now only assumes that the S&P 500 will not return a record high assessment of the entry into the year.
“We still think that the growth growth will be good,” said a strategist for exploring Yardeni research Eric Wallerstein for Yahoo Finance. “There was not much that actually made basically changed about the economy. It’s only more uncertainty [valuation] multiple. “
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On Wallerstein’s point, although views of economic prospects have erupted, most economists and capital strategists do not really call for a recession. And some even claimed that, since the S&P 500 has been sold out so far because of the care of growth, the market reading may be exaggerated. Blackkck’s main strategist of investment and portfolio for American Gargi Chaudhuri told Yahoo Finance that her team remains “overweight of American shares.”
“We haven’t worried about the recession yet,” Gargi Chaudhuri said. “So, if there was concern about the recession, the conversation we would currently lead would be a little different. This is just a withdrawal from some price to perfection we had at the beginning of the year this year, and this is a healthy return.”
