Ameriprise Sees Earnings Growth Supporting Stocks After Midterm Elections

By Public Technologies
  • Ameriprise Financial expects economic growth and corporate profits to outweigh congressional control as drivers of stock prices over the next 12 months.
  • Shifting AI sentiment and higher interest rates pose the larger threats to market sentiment and fundamentals heading into 2027.
  • Third-quarter S&P 500 earnings growth is roughly 30% year over year, with double-digit growth expected next year.
  • A Democratic House and Republican Senate would likely trigger limited initial market reaction because that outcome is largely priced in.
  • Divided government would leave little room for broad household relief in 2027, with major cost pressures largely outside Congress's immediate reach.


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