YoY Earnings Growth and Average Outperformance of Beats

YoY Earnings Growth and Average Outperformance of Beats Despite strong U.S. corporate performance in the current earnings season, investor enthusiasm and market reactions are tempered by underlying concerns about tariffs, interest rates, and economic uncertainty. Image: Bloomberg

S&P 500 Quarterly YoY EPS Growth Relative to Consensus Expectations

S&P 500 Quarterly YoY EPS Growth Relative to Consensus Expectations Recent years have seen S&P 500 earnings growth consistently exceed expectations, reflecting strong corporate performance and favorable economic conditions, which have kept analysts optimistic about future growth. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

Global Economy – GDP Growth Projections

Global Economy – GDP Growth Projections The International Monetary Fund projects global economic growth of 3.3% for both 2025 and 2026, suggesting economic resilience despite ongoing challenges. Image: International Monetary Fund

U.S. Equity EPS Growth Expectations

U.S. Equity EPS Growth Expectations U.S. equity EPS growth expectations are particularly strong, with analysts projecting double-digit growth in both 2025 and 2026, driven by economic expansion and technological advancements. Image: TS Lombard

U.S. Economic Surprise Index

U.S. Economic Surprise Index A rising U.S. Economic Surprise Index is often associated with positive equity performance due to enhanced investor sentiment and expectations of continued economic growth. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

China – Nominal GDP Growth vs. 10-Year Government Bond Yield

China – Nominal GDP Growth vs. 10-Year Government Bond Yield The persistent drop in bond yields is often seen as a sign of increasing investor caution regarding economic growth, which does not bode well for China’s nominal GDP growth moving forward. Image: Alpine Macro

Economic Forecasts

U.S. Economic Forecasts Deutsche Bank’s baseline forecast depicts a U.S. economy maintaining robust growth, with inflation gradually approaching the Fed’s 2% target and unemployment declining by the end of 2026. Image: Deutsche Bank