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Five reasons to expect a US equity recovery

The US shares seem to be exposed to Chinese and sexual geopolitical tensions. Ironically, it is the shares owned in the export sensitive economies, such as China and the European Union, are the ones that have flourished in the expectations of the greatest financial outcome of Trump’s “first” agenda.

On the American side, Trump’s commercial protection agenda appears to have led to reverse results. It seems that the great American technology sector has lost its shine, and has increased the risk of American recession. The early reading of ATLANTA FED is estimated at the real GDP for the first quarter of 2025 a 2.4 % contraction at an annual rate, which is the largest decrease since PandeMic insurance.

Many of this decline comes from imports that were presented before increasing the expected American tariff, which led to a large traction on gross domestic product. It is not yet clear whether this is just a temporary stopping or something more important. The final sales of local producers, which is a more specific measure of the demand of local consumers that exclude exports, grows at a rate of 0.8 %, which may be a better reading of the health of the basic economy.

Trump may put more importance in maintaining government borrowing cost at the expense of the stock market. This is because the Trump party, the Republicans, will be asked of congress in the coming months to raise the limit of the debt roof of more than 4 dollars as part of a comprehensive legislative package to provide its local priorities. Trump will want to show that the US public debt market is stable before a possible “birthday summit” with President Xi in June when both presidents celebrate their birthdays. Trump wants the Chinese to buy more US cabinet in this meeting.

Moreover, in an interview with Fox News on March 10, Trump seemed to talk about long -term interest rates by saying that the American economy suffers from a “transitional period”. This is because it wants the weakest US dollar to support the competitiveness of the United States. In fact, Trump referred to this point in a letter to a joint session of Congress on March 4 when he said: “We need a weaker dollar to restore our manufacturing functions. The strong dollar makes it difficult for our companies to compete worldwide.”

Trump also uses the war in Ukraine, and a threat to remove financial and military support, as a craft for European countries to increase financial spending on defense, and ideally, US military services. In the aftermath of the recent German elections, there is a desire from the leadership of the new government to raise financial spending by reforming the so-called “debt brake”-a mechanism to ensure that budget deficit is kept on a structural basis. This includes more German public spending on infrastructure and open commitment to lifting defense purchases. Basically, this expansion fiscal policy can narrow the growth gap in the United States of European and give the motivation to the euro for the dollar.

2025-03-17 13:21:00

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