Citi's Levkovich Says Economy Is Strong Enough for Two 2019 Fed Hikes

The video discusses market volatility driven by trade issues and economic indicators like the yield curve. It predicts interest rate hikes by the Fed and examines economic resilience despite uncertainties. Market sentiment has shifted, with a positive outlook for the next year. The S&P 500 is largely insulated from global issues, and the US economy is compared to Europe's, highlighting fewer recessions in the US.

How does the S&P 500's revenue composition affect its sensitivity to global events?

What historical context is provided regarding the US economy and recessions?