How Interest Rates, GDP Growth, Earnings & Inflation Trends Affect Stock Prices ☝

How Interest Rates, GDP Growth, Earnings & Inflation Trends Affect Stock Prices
1. Interest rate trends - low rates are good for the stock market. Declining interest rates are generally better for companies as it means they can invest and borrow cheaply.
2. Inflation trends - steady inflation is good. Slight inflation is good for business, rampant inflation is no good.
3. Earnings - forecasted generally better - with business we want to see good earnings growth.
4. GDP Growth - sustainable - as a whole the economy is growing steadily.

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[nlaad]

This Deserves million views…. Covered vast concept in minutes…

[fajulugbeoluwaseun]

What a great teacher. Thank you for the video

[frizerbee]

When you mention "earnings" what earnings are we talking about here? (noob here, sorry if I sound ridiculous) is it household earnings? or what is it? THANKS

[PPHerman]

You teach really well. I get what ur saying

[theredviper]

Can anyone let me know how to calculate the impact of these macroeconomic variables on the stock market?

[cdscds]

Hi just subscribed . Can you do a vid on these fundamentals in relation to the Uk and Us? Thanks

[aswhinrevankar]

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I think sir this is also important point to share.

[allthefail]

Not one inkling of my understanding of consumer psychology agrees with you when you say deflation encourages people not to spend. Why is there such a financial concept around the word "sale" or "discount" and why do many many business models get concocted based entirely on those concepts, it's because they're as true as the day. For the broad consumer, shopping for sales and discount is almost the only thing they know when it comes to spending, and spend their lives shopping on a budget because their wages don't meet current inflation rates. Yet that doesn't stop them spending. However any time the word sale is attached to a product, it's bought faster than a product displayed at full price. Do you think real estate investors think any different? If a government announced they were going to introduce a deflation policy on goods and services (in some hypothetical dream world) broad consumers would see that as a spending opportunity every single time.