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Global stocks trounced the U.S. during the first quarter. Is ‘American exceptionalism’ in trouble? - MarketWatch

1. S&P 500 lags behind global stocks by 11 percentage points in Q1 2025. 2. International stocks outperforming U.S. marks a historical first for Q1. 3. U.S. dollar declines create a double whammy for foreign investors. 4. Strong earnings growth for U.S. companies expected in 2025. 5. Trump's policies increase uncertainty, impacting international market investments.

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Why Bearish?

The S&P 500's significant underperformance relative to global markets signals decreasing investor confidence, reminiscent of past downturns following global market mismatch.

How important is it?

The sentiment surrounding U.S. stocks amidst foreign underperformance and monetary policy shifts indicates a potential for further declines, thereby influencing large market indices like the S&P 500.

Why Short Term?

The immediate effect of tariff-related uncertainty and underperformance in Q1 suggests ongoing challenges for U.S. equities within the current fiscal year.

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