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The state of global financial markets, based on Bank of America data and key index dynamics, is underscored.

Experts are recording abnormally rapid growth in the S&P 500 and warning of a possible reversal of the "bull trap" amid record outflows from cash and Treasury bonds.

Chinese tech capital is experiencing economic growth, along with rising chip exports, while the threat of a disappearing consumer sector and planned economic growth are declining. Amid uncertainty, analysts suggest prioritizing natural resources, Chinese nationals, and companies that actively benefit from a weaker dollar. Particular attention is paid to currency pairs with weaker relationships to the Australian dollar and yuan, signaling that specific appetites are mitigating risk.

The final macroeconomic forecast suggests a peak in the second quarter of 2026 and a long-term shift in interests toward domestic resources and energy independence.