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  1. Key Metrics. Earnings Growth: For Q2 2024, the estimated (year-over-year) earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 is 8.8%. If 8.8% is the actual growth rate for the quarter, it will mark the highest year-over-year earnings growth rate reported by the index since Q1 2022 (9.4%).

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    • Economics: Covid-19 Pandemic Leads to Global Economic Downturn
    • China’s Economy: Spending Shifts Toward Health Care and Discretionary
    • European Earnings: only The Healthcare Sector Expected to Grow in 2020
    • Fixed Income and Markets: 2020 Was Not So Surprising
    • ETFs: 2020 Saw A Proliferation of Actively Managed ETFs
    • Regulatory: The Year of ESG
    • Alternative Data: Growth in Cloud Solutions
    • Private Markets: Deal Flow Was Negatively Impacted by 2020 Events
    • U.S. IPO Market: Spacs Drive 2020 IPOs to A New Record

    Sara B. Potter, CFA, Senior Marketing Content Specialist and Economic Contributor The speed at which COVID-19 spread around the world was staggering and governments were caught off guard as they tried to understand the severity of the virus and figure out how to stop its spread. The widely accepted method for mitigating the spread of the virus was ...

    Simon Chen, Director for APAC Product Strategy As post-pandemic Chinese consumer spending has turned positive starting with the August 2020 figure, the long-term shift in spending patterns towards health care and consumer discretionary continues. Looking at the eight different types of expenditure tracked by China’s National Bureau of Statistics, w...

    Sebastian Segerstrom, Vice President, Product Strategist, Research Strategy As we approach the end of 2020, European companies have been hit hard by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Only the Healthcare sector is looking to report positive EPS growth for 2020. On aggregate, the STOXX Europe 600 is looking to report a 35% decline in EPS for 2020. This i...

    Pat Reilly, CFA, Vice President, Regional Director, Specialty Sales, Analytics Americas The biggest surprise for me this year, after reviewing my 2020 predictions, was how accurate I was across the four predictions made (albeit against a clearly unanticipated global disruption): 1. The Euro curve completely in the negative? As of mid-December, the ...

    Elisabeth Kashner, CFA, Vice President, Director of ETF Research and Analytics Actively managed ETF launches accelerated in 2020. The counts below include ETFs that changed strategies (from passive to active = launch, from active to passive = closure) but exclude ETFs that hold active type exemptive relief despite tracking indexes or rules-based st...

    Barrie C. Ingman, Regulatory Advisor 2020 has been the year of ESG and nowhere more so than in Europe following the release of the Climate Benchmark Regulation and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) at the end of 2019. Since then, the EU has doubled down with the enactment of the Taxonomy Regulation and publication of a mountain o...

    Christian Cifelli, Vice President, Content and Technology Strategy Cloud solutions took a huge leap forward in 2020 and that is where the market continues to head and for good reason. Taking and managing large datasets locally is not only cumbersome from a cost and human capital perspective but the ingestion and maintenance of that data an extremel...

    Sara Dillon, Senior Vice President, Senior Director of Private Markets Global PEVC deal flow was negatively impacted by the pandemic and U.S. political turmoil in 2020. General partners (GPs) scrambled to digest the impact on portfolio companies and prospective opportunities, which was exasperated given the inability to conduct on-site due diligenc...

    Sara B. Potter, CFA, Senior Marketing Content Specialist and Economic Contributor U.S. equities have been buoyed by the Fed’s accommodative monetary policy in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the successful development of multiple vaccines, and a late-year federal stimulus package. As a result, the major indices reached new highs in mid-December....

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  7. Key Metrics. Earnings Scorecard: For Q4 2023 (with 10% of S&P 500 companies reporting actual results), 62% of S&P 500 companies have reported a positive EPS surprise and 62% of S&P 500 companies have reported a positive revenue surprise.

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