Wall Street Predicts 2025 Stock Gains

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What To Expect From the US Stock Market in 2025

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Wall Street analysts generally expect stocks to post another year of gains in 2025 as a strong economy and declining interest rates boost corporate earnings.

The gap between the Magnificent Seven and the rest of the market is expected to narrow as more companies begin to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence.

Small-cap and mid-cap stocks could perform well in the year ahead thanks to lower interest rates, as well as an easier regulatory environment under incoming President Donald Trump .

Some analysts warn, however, that market volatility could increase after Trump returns to the White House .

They’re also trading with historically high valuations, which Goldman analysts note, “typically increase[s] the magnitude of market drawdown during a shock.” Read the original article on Investopedia.

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