Stock-market’s rally threatened by shroud of uncertainty as fresh coronavirus threats to economic recovery emerge

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The worry is that the market’s gains are standing on a precarious foundation of fiscal and monetary stimulus.

The stock-market’s ability to chug steadily higher despite uncertainty about how the economic recovery might shape up, and when the U.S. will bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control in all 50 states, is making some investors nervous.

In addition, the U.S. Congress approved the largest economic stimulus package in history which is forecast to increase the fiscal deficit to about $3.7 trillion or 18% of gross domestic product this year, according to the Congressional Budget Office.Meanwhile, a round of better-than-expected U.S. economic data recently suggested a recovery is already on the way, helping the stock-market bulls overcome the naysayers, for now.

As a result, Apple Inc. AAPL, -0.57% said Friday it would re-close 11 stores in Florida, the Carolinas, and Arizona starting on Saturday and the Cruise Lines International Association announced a voluntary suspension of operations from U.S. ports until Sept. 15, leading to a lower close for U.S. stocks on Friday.

Uncertainties still loom as a result, said State Street’s Loh, who worries that though pent-up demand could see consumers opening up their wallets in the short term, it was unclear if a rebound in spending could be sustained if a large swathe of the population still chooses to stay indoors and hold back consumption over fears they may catch the virus.

 

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Who cares? So you want to stop economic stimulus because you have a 'chicken shit feeling' about the market? Go away. We need permanent UBI for all, and let the market soar. Why would you want bad things all the time? Where is your brain located?

Lots of warnings about the US equities 'bubble' but when it will burst, given the Fed is standing by to keep it inflated until employment and economic growth reach 'normal' levels.

What are they normally standing on?

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