Is the US Losing Its Market Edge?

Today’s Daily Byte

It was a decent day for the markets, with the Nifty holding steady while broader participation remained limited. The benchmark index closed 1.21% higher at 25,549, marking a strong session despite muted movement in other segments.

A key behavioural bias worth noting is the illusion of control—the belief that one can influence outcomes driven by chance or complex forces. This subtle bias can quietly distort decisions and impact long-term investment returns.

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Why Emerging Markets May Outshine US Equities in the Next Decade

After years of US market dominance, a quiet shift may be underway. Historical data points to a recurring pattern—when one region leads for too long, the baton eventually passes. Now, as emerging markets hover near their lowest performance ratio relative to US equities in decades, many investors are wondering: is the next big rotation already brewing?

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US Market Dominance May Be Fading – Here’s What the Data Shows

For the last decade and a half, Wall Street has been the undisputed leader of global markets—but signs suggest that supremacy may be fading. Fresh data comparing the United States with other developed economies shows a widening performance gap that could soon narrow as dollar dominance and ultra-low U.S. rates lose their pull.

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