Fifty Days of Grey: Well, That Was Fast

Fifty Days of Grey: Well, That Was Fast

Eye on the Market

March 12, 2025

While market consensus assumed the new administration would carefully balance its inflationary, anti-growth policies with pro-growth policies, it has come storming out of the gate with more of the former than the latter. The only surprise is that it's happening before 50 days has passed since the inauguration.? A review of tariffs, market reactions, manifest destiny, the reconciliation bill, a swan song for NATO and economic gibberish.

Michael Cembalest, JP Morgan Asset Management

https://assets.jpmprivatebank.com/content/dam/jpm-pb-aem/global/en/documents/eotm/fifty-days-of-grey.pdf

Excellent insights as always Michael. Thanks for your consistently insightful research—helps navigate these “interesting” markets.

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Kit Wood

Municipal Finance, Portfolio Management & Advisory

15 小时前

Mike - I always enjoy your insights! Reminds me of working on the Muni EFN model years ago! Best, Kit

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Peter LaMassa

Senior Managing Director at Bridge Investment Group / Tax-Alpha Strategies

18 小时前

Thanks for this. Thoughtful and well-written as always.

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Rayan Ussen

BSc Economics at IE University | Owner of Godgrails | Passionate about Finance, Strategy & Investment

1 天前

Great insights, Mr. Cembalest. The comparison of AI-driven market rallies to past tech cycles is particularly interesting given historical parallels and recent volatility swings. The discussion on whether current valuations, especially for AI leaders, are justified raises important questions for long-term investors, including myself. Rising debt levels and fiscal sustainability add another layer of complexity to market dynamics. It will be interesting to see how these factors shape long-term economic growth and investment opportunities.

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