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The U.S. stock market tends to take major geopolitical events in stride, LPL Financial analysts wrote Wednesday. Across more than two dozen events since World War II, the S&P 500 averaged a one-day decline of about 1%, analysts said, adding markets tend to “absorb shocks” quickly before stabilizing and recovering “within a matter of weeks.
The U.S. stock market tends to take major geopolitical events in stride, LPL Financial analysts wrote Wednesday. Across more than two dozen events since World War II, the S&P 500 averaged a one-day decline of about 1%, analysts said, adding markets tend to “absorb shocks” quickly before stabilizing and recovering “within a matter of weeks.