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As the trading year of 2025 begins, the S&P 500 has recorded its largest two-year gain since 1998, prompting discussions about future market performance. Analysts from Goldman Sachs have indicated that stocks may be primed for a correction, given that the performance from 2023 to 2024 ranks in the 93rd percentile over the past century. European stocks are expected to have a more favorable outlook in 2025 compared to U.S. stocks, according to strategists at Deutsche Bank. However, rising bond yields, inflated valuations, and uncertainty regarding further interest rate cuts could challenge the current market conditions, as investors remain cautious about the sustainability of the recent gains.
A perfect money-making market backdrop may not continue for much longer as investors digest rising bond yields, bloated valuations, and uncertainty over further interest rate cuts. That was a fresh warning on Thursday from Goldman Sachs. https://t.co/lxFjhIWawY
Las acciones europeas enfrentan una perspectiva mucho más brillante en 2025 que las de EE.UU., según estrategas de Deutsche Bank. ¿Qué prevén?: https://t.co/4R1DnQxmUz
¿Será 2025 el año de la bolsa europea? ¿Se mantendrá la tendencia de estos primeros días de enero en los mercados el resto del ejercicio? Como es habitual, al mercado le gusta hacer predicciones, intentar adivinar qué índices, sectores y acciones se comportarán mejor y jugar con…