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As volatility rises, AllianceBernstein believes that staying invested remains a strategic priority to capture the long-term return potential in a broadening market. Global equities saw fresh difficulties in Q1 2025 amidst increased trade-war worries and developments in AI. As per the firm, bouts of volatility and a cloudy outlook highlighted the increased importance of diversification, valuations, and company fundamentals.
As per AllianceBernstein, recent shifts in equity return patterns highlight a deeper look at longer-term earnings trends. Over the previous 15 years, the US corporate earnings growth managed to outpace that of the non-US companies, reflected by the MSCI EAFE Index. The firm believes that, before 2010, this wasn’t always the scenario. Its research demonstrated that in 3 of the 4 decades since 1970, non-US earnings surpassed US earnings. This year, US corporate earnings growth is projected to come closer in line with that of earnings growth of the rest of the world, says AllianceBernstein. At the same time, the equity valuations outside the US remain at a significant discount, considering the 2025 forecast earnings.
Despite a difficult quarter, the firm opines that the US stocks are critical to any diversified allocation. Over the last 60 years, US earnings growth has continued to rise consistently, tackling significant economic and geopolitical shocks. Unshakeable US advantages— which span from innovation to education to corporate culture— form a critical factor for the equity returns. Overall, the firm believes that a US allocation with disciplined active portfolios throughout the style spectrum is the correct way to tap into the dynamic market.
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