"It seems more investors are adopting bullish forecasts for U.S. stocks, on the assumption that the economy will make a soft landing," says Haganuma. "However, U.S. share prices have on occasion fallen even at times of economic growth, due to uncertainty about corporate earnings."
In other words, the recent resilience to bad news of the U.S. exchanges may prove short-lived.- Loading Comments...
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