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Analysts Snap Longest Run of US Earnings Upgrades in Five Years
Source: Bloomberg
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Equity analysts have become net negative on the US corporate-earnings outlook for the first time in months. The shift reflects concerns that persistent inflation and higher interest rates will pressure corporate profitability, creating a potential headwind for US equities.
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