S&P 500 – Share of Sales Derived from Outside United States The S&P 493 (S&P 500 ex-Magnificent Seven) faces lower global trade risks than the Magnificent Seven, which rely on nearly 50% foreign sales. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Performance – S&P 500 Index – MSCI All Country World Excluding United States Index U.S. stocks have outperformed global markets 70% of the time over the past 35 years. However, current conditions point to continued challenges in 2025 unless catalysts like stronger economic growth or tariff resolutions emerge. Image: Bloomberg
Real GDP Growth in the United States Since 1947, a negative GDP quarter has been rare outside of a U.S. recession. Image: Deutsche Bank
Wages and Immigrants in the United States Less supply of immigrants in the United States tends to increase wages. Image: BCA Research
United States vs. China Stock Funds Flows This year, inflows into U.S. stock funds exceed inflows into China stock funds. Does the scale of the stimulus in the U.S. act like gravity? Image: CNBC
Who Owns the Equity Market in the United States? U.S. households’ equity ownership has declined, but remains high. Image: Deutsche Bank
Google Trends – Inflation Topic in United States – News Search Searches for inflation in the United States are surging this year. Will inflation materialize? Image: Deutsche Bank
Coronavirus – Number of People Hospitalized with COVID-19 in the United States The falling number of Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 is good news. Image: Statista
Coronavirus – Daily Number of New COVID-19 Cases in the United States COVID-19 cases in the United States keep climbing, signaling an expanding outbreak. Image: The Daily Shot
Coronavirus Vaccine in the United States Will a coronavirus vaccine be approved by the FDA between October 2020 and March 2021? Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Real GDP per Capita Relative to the United States China’s GDP per capita has increased significantly in recent decades. But relative to the U.S., it is still lagging. Image: Deutsche Bank Global Research