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U.S consumers have stayed resilient despite faltering manufacturing activity and trade-war hindrances; we think corporate profits will hold up better than expected.
Despite the headline worries and higher volatility, we view the macro backdrop as sturdy enough to extend the economic expansion.
We believe the global economic expansion will persist into 2020...
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Highlights from the week of September 20 – September 26, 2019.
U.S consumers have stayed resilient despite faltering manufacturing activity and trade-war hindrances; we think corporate profits will hold up better than expected.
Despite the headline worries and higher volatility, we view the macro backdrop as sturdy enough to extend the economic expansion.
We believe the global economic expansion will persist into 2020; despite recent soft U.S. data, Fed support will prolong the cycle.
Ominous headlines suggest growing risk on corporate balance sheets, but don’t forget about broader strength in the U.S. consumer.
Global and U.S. earnings revisions are turning up. We look for stabilization of the U.S. dollar, credit spreads and China’s economy as signals of sustainable future earnings growth.