1. morganstanley.com

    1 day agoCapital markets activity, for mergers and acquisitions as well as capital expenditures spending, is poised for a resurgence in 2025. The current economic backdrop—lower interest rates, subdued inflation and modest but positive GDP growth—has set the stage for a rebound in strategic investments and capital raising across debt and equity.
  2. Dec 23, 2024Five trends will impact the U.S. economy and financial markets in 2025, including jobs, consumption, growth, inflation, and interest rates. While 2024 was a solid year, there are reasons to be ...
    Author:Jason Schenker
  3. thenextsystem.org

    Labor markets are volatile because of this careening, but even in the boom times, commonly maintain a reserve army of unemployed workers amid back-breaking overwork. It is these capital and labor markets, therefore, that Schweickart contends must be socialized to give rise to the next system.
  4. capitalgroup.com

    Jan 23, 2025Market indexes are unmanaged and, therefore, have no expenses. Investors cannot invest directly in an index. S&P 500 Index is a market capitalization-weighted index based on the results of approximately 500 widely held common stocks. MSCI Europe Index is designed to measure developed equity market results across developed countries in Europe.
  5. jpmorgan.com

    Dec 17, 2024Explore the outlook for equities, commodities, currencies, emerging markets and more. ... The big divergence worth noting is the fact that we have interest rates in Western Europe going down below 2% next year ... the trade shock from the sentiment shock as the fear of a more extreme set of U.S. policies filters through the global system and ...
  6. morningstar.com

    Jan 10, 20252024 Stock Market Outlook Key Takeaways. Since 2010, less than 10% of the time has the market traded at a 4% premium or more to our valuations. The macrodynamic tailwinds that supported 2024 are ...
  7. statestreet.com

    Market and media focus on the US election brought debt sustainability fears to the surface this year, as neither presidential candidate seemed likely to prioritize shrinking a federal budget deficit currently projected to remain upwards of 6.5 percent of GDP (relative to a 3.7 percent historical average). ... to signal improvement in demand ...
  8. Jan 30, 2025"It's important to remember that the global economy has been remarkably resilient and continues to be remarkably resilient," Ossa says. "After the pandemic, we had relatively stable growth in 2023-24, and we expect the same for 2025, which is quite remarkable given all the difficulties that the global economy has been facing, all the shocks that have been thrown at it.
  9. fpmarkets.com

    Market pricing remained unchanged following the rate decision, with investors expecting 50 bps of cuts next year, with the first 25 bp cut not priced in until May. The BoE's latest Monetary Policy Report (released in November) forecasts GDP (Gross Domestic Product) will rise to 1.7% in Q4 25 (compared to the 0.9% forecast in August), with Q4 ...

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