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Bull market without end: experts predict records for 2025!
Experts analyze the bull market's ongoing upward move and provide outlook for US stocks in 2025.
Bull market without end: experts predict records for 2025!
The bull market in U.S. stocks that began over two years ago shows no signs of stopping in 2025. Loud finance.net and finanzen.ch Economic analysis has shown that markets remain strong despite geopolitical challenges such as the Ukraine conflict and tensions in the Middle East. Experts predict that the bull market will not only persist but even accelerate, especially after the November 5 US elections, which could have a positive impact on market sentiment.
Strong growth and optimistic forecasts
Since the S&P 500's low point in October 2022, the index has gained more than 60 percent. That increase exceeded financial experts' expectations and led Wall Street firms to adjust their year-end forecasts several times. Jim Paulsen, a renowned strategist, highlights that the current bull market is thriving under strict monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. This is a first in the history of bull markets, as they usually occur during periods of such loose conditions. Paulsen emphasizes that no significant weak points endanger the upward trend.
The optimistic views are also confirmed by leading companies such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. Both institutional market analysts expect continued impressive price gains and an increase in the S&P 500 to up to 6,500 points in 2025. Factors such as potential corporate tax cuts and deregulation under the new Republican administration could further boost growth. Historical data shows that bull markets rarely fail due to old age, but are usually ended by external events such as economic crises or monetary policy changes.
The 2025 outlook is underpinned by significant historical patterns: Bull markets lasting three years or longer have often seen significant gains in the past. Whether the current bull market can continue on this path will depend crucially on factors such as inflation and corporate profits, as various analyzes clearly show. The interaction of these elements makes the markets look optimistically into the future.