En este momento, hay mucha tensión entre Europa y el dólar estadounidense. Las a...

…ially because third, wealthy consumers keep spending money. Even though it's considered a K-shaped economy where the rich just keep getting richer, analysts are not worried until the top stops spending. And as of now, they're just getting started with GDP rising 4.4%. However, in terms of the flip side of this, here's why the market could go down. Right now, there's a lot of tension between Europe and the US dollar. Tariff threats get thrown around on a seemingly daily basis. And eventually, if one of them sticks, the markets could see a rather abrupt sell-off, at least temporary. Now, two, consumer spending is largely driven by wealthy households who investments have risen in value. The rest of the population is barely scraping by, leading to third, the US dollar is falling because flat out we are printing a lot more money than what's sustainable. And when you combine that with lofty AI valuations and trade agreements, thi…