US EditionPoint72’s Cohen says Trump’s policies could halt markets' rise this year
- Steve Cohen from Point72 warns that President Donald Trump's trade and immigration policies could hinder economic growth in 2025, stating they would 'actually slow growth, not increase growth' in that year.
- Cohen predicts inflation will remain around 2.6% and the U.S. Economy will grow at 1.5% in the second half of 2025, slower than the 2.5% expected for the first half.
- The S&P 500 has gained over 20% for two consecutive years, but Cohen believes the market will reach a peak soon due to inflation pressures and uncertainties related to Trump's policies.
- Despite concerns about the market, Cohen remains optimistic about investing in artificial intelligence, noting that Point72's AI-focused fund gained 14% shortly after launching.
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Point72’s Cohen says Trump’s policies could halt markets' rise this year
MIAMI : Point72 Asset Management's founder Steven Cohen said on Tuesday that he would expect the stock market to reach a peak soon amid inflation pressure and uncertainties around U.S. President Donald Trump's policies on tariffs and immigration.Trump has threatened to impose a universal tariff on foreign
Trump’s policies could stall market gains, warns Point72’s Cohen
Steven Cohen, the founder of hedge fund Point72 Asset Management warned on Tuesday that the US stock market could soon hit a peak, due to inflation pressures and uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s economic policies on tariffs and immigration, according to a report by Reuters. Speaking at the iConnection investment conference in Miami, Cohen said Trump’s proposals — including universal tariffs on foreign goods and a sweeping border crackdown …
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