Global Equities Surge as US Power Transition Shifts Outlook

Capital Tins
May 14
1 min read

January saw global equities rise 3.3% as the new US administration’s policies shifted expectations for trade and economic growth. The US announced massive AI infrastructure investments, while global central banks diverged on interest rate moves.

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