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The resilience of the US stock market is unlikely to last

Large-cap equities have generally continued to make headway in the US since the end of July, despite the fact that they have fallen in much of the rest of the developed world. Historically, equities in the US and other advanced economies have rarely moved in opposite directions for long. And we think that this time will be no exception, as US equities also come under pressure.

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