3 reasons why the stock market has been incredibly resilient in the face of an aggressive Fed, according to JPMorgan
and a decline in corporate earnings growth, a lot has been thrown at the stock market over the past year.S&P 500
"A 240 basis point increase in peak Fed pricing and a 100 basis point increase in the 10-year US Treasury yield since then had little overall impact in US equity prices,"According to the bank, there are three key reasons why stocks and other risk assets have been so resilient in the face of macro factors that would typically send the market reeling — and as long as they hold steady, so too can stocks.
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