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Why this stock-market strategist expects no recession and zero rate cuts in 2025


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  The two primary factors that lead me to make decisions in the U.S. bond market and for U.S. currency are both going up."

Tom Lee, a prominent stock market strategist from Fundstrat Global Advisors, predicts that the U.S. economy will avoid a recession in 2025 and that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates during that year. Lee bases his optimistic outlook on several factors, including the resilience of the U.S. economy, the potential for continued disinflation, and the likelihood of strong corporate earnings growth. He also points to recent economic data, such as robust job growth and consumer spending, as evidence supporting his view. Lee's forecast contrasts with other analysts who anticipate a recession and multiple rate cuts in 2025, highlighting the ongoing debate and uncertainty about the future direction of the economy.

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