The U.S., in terms of its economy and financial markets, seems to be firing on all cylinders.
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Investment bank Macquarie is bullish on several Asian stocks for the next year. Those companies span sectors from automotive to defense and have aEven though major U.S. indexes fell yesterday, when viewed in the context of their performance this week, it looks like a slight pause after achieving a series of record closing levels.
If that scenario plays out for the S&P 500, it would mark the third consecutive year of gains for the broad-based index. The S&P has already shot up 27.6% year to date, its second-highest annual increase in the 21st century, according to"MAGA policy expectations, coupled with Goldilocks data, have revived animal spirits for US equities. In contrast, Europe remains on the back foot amid stagnant growth, tariff threats and political crisis in France,"wrote on Wednesday.
Employment is the engine that powers most aspects of the economy. November's jobs report, out later today, will give investors more insight into whether U.S. economic and financial growth can continue racing forward.Get the CNBC Daily Open report in your inbox every morning and keep up to date with the markets wherever you are.
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