January 20, 2021
What’s not to like about this list? Trillions more in stimulus, vaccines allowing a back-to-normal economy and a lowering of the political temperature – those are all good things. Yet, last week was a reminder that markets buy ahead of the news, and sell when the facts are revealed, making for a bumpy ride.
Help is on the way. President-Elect Biden announced his stimulus plan, but it merely met market expectations of around $2 trillion. The next step is harder, getting it through both houses of a narrowly-divided Congress. The final figure is likely to be whittled down. But we doubt that will stop the bullish sentiment. After all, investors continue to buy small-caps in anticipation of better times ahead.
No podemos simplemente volver a como eran las cosas antes
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Künftiger US-Präsident hat viel vor: Bidens Tag eins: Abkehr von Einreiseverbot, Rückkehr in Klimavertrag
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USA: Biden gedenkt Corona-Toten: Um zu heilen, müssen wir uns erinnern
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