According to S&P Global, the U.S. market cap rose by 4.7% in the past 6th months. This represents a modest gain compared to the average market capitalization growth of 12.2% during the same period.
Leaders in growth were South Korea, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Brazil.
We have previously discussed this, but in addition to investments in technology and artificial intelligence, global capital is also being directed toward emerging markets, where many businesses are being established.
At first glance, some may see U.S. underperformance, but it can also be read as a sign of relative maturity and stability. Another potential perspective is that U.S. companies have already experienced explosive growth in recent years, particularly in sectors such as tech and AI, suggesting the market may currently be in a phase of consolidation.
While it's always great to see explosive growth, people undervalue resilience and steady growth, especially in light of the volatile first quarter of the year.
Time will tell!
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Market Growth in the First Half of 2025.
According to S&P Global, the U.S. market cap rose by 4.7% in the past 6th months. This represents a modest gain compared to the average market capitalization growth of 12.2% during the same period.
Leaders in growth were South Korea, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Brazil.
We have previously discussed this, but in addition to investments in technology and artificial intelligence, global capital is also being directed toward emerging markets, where many businesses are being established.
At first glance, some may see U.S. underperformance, but it can also be read as a sign of relative maturity and stability. Another potential perspective is that U.S. companies have already experienced explosive growth in recent years, particularly in sectors such as tech and AI, suggesting the market may currently be in a phase of consolidation.
While it's always great to see explosive growth, people undervalue resilience and steady growth, especially in light of the volatile first quarter of the year.
Market Growth in the First Half of 2025.
According to S&P Global, the U.S. market cap rose by 4.7% in the past 6th months. This represents a modest gain compared to the average market capitalization growth of 12.2% during the same period.
Leaders in growth were South Korea, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Brazil.
We have previously discussed this, but in addition to investments in technology and artificial intelligence, global capital is also being directed toward emerging markets, where many businesses are being established.
At first glance, some may see U.S. underperformance, but it can also be read as a sign of relative maturity and stability. Another potential perspective is that U.S. companies have already experienced explosive growth in recent years, particularly in sectors such as tech and AI, suggesting the market may currently be in a phase of consolidation.
While it's always great to see explosive growth, people undervalue resilience and steady growth, especially in light of the volatile first quarter of the year.
Time will tell!
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