The first quarter has ended, and the US stock market has suffered a heavy loss

Wallstreetcn
2025.03.31 23:46
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In the recently concluded first quarter, the performance of U.S. stocks lagged significantly behind other global markets, with the last time it was this poor dating back to 23 years ago in 2002. The first quarter saw a large-scale global asset "regional rebalancing," with funds flowing into countries practicing "fiscal expansionism" and stimulus/easing policies, namely Europe and China, while funds flowed out of "fiscal tightening," specifically the United States, which serves as a "source of funds."

In the recently concluded first quarter, the performance of the US stock market significantly lagged behind other global stock markets, with the last time it was this poor dating back to 23 years ago in 2002.

The first quarter saw a large-scale global asset "regional rebalancing," with funds flowing into countries practicing "fiscal expansionism" and stimulus/easing policies, namely Europe and China, while funds flowed out of "fiscal tightening," specifically the United States, which serves as the "source of funds."

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