- The Federal Reserve maintains an accommodative monetary policy, pausing interest rates, which encourages borrowing and investment.
Government stimulus measures, such as infrastructure spending or tax cuts, are implemented to spur economic growth and boost consumer and business confidence.
Increased demand for US exports due to a weaker US dollar, resulting from global economic weakness or geopolitical tensions.
Strong corporate earnings growth from cost-cutting measures, increased productivity, or other factors.
Favorable market sentiment and investor confidence, with low levels of volatility and positive sentiment toward the stock market.
