CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday opined on the uncertainty of 2025 and listed four of the most pressing macroeconomic questions he's thinking about.
He highlighted unknowns about the 10-Year Treasury, the labor market, happenings on Wall Street and overall corporate earnings growth. "At the start of every new year, I always try to figure out which stocks can work best over the next twelve months, but this year's different, precisely because there's just so much we don't know about what's coming," he said.on Friday opined on the uncertainty of 2025 and listed four of the most pressing macroeconomic questions he's thinking about.
Here are Cramer's four big-picture questions that are likely to shape the market over the course of this year:by more than 2 basis points to 4.6% on Friday, and Cramer wondered whether it will sink to 4%, rise to 5% or continue to sit in the middle. He noted that since the Federal Reserve issued its first rate cut, long rates — which are set by the bond market — have soared. Usually, bonds and stocks move in inverse directions.