Tom Lee: Although the war worries investors, the U.S. economy can still maintain resilience and achieve a V-shaped recovery

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Golden Finance reports that Bitmine chairman Tom Lee said in a CNBC interview that war is often one of the risk factors investors worry about most, but historical data show that during wartime, the U.S. economy tends to perform more resiliently than the market expects. While no one wants the U.S. to get involved in war, the relevant data reveal a more complex reality: periods that were originally thought would lead to a major drop in the market have still seen the U.S. economy remain stable and ultimately achieve a V-shaped recovery.
Tom Lee added that the drivers currently powering U.S. economic growth are no longer limited to investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Large-scale defense spending is also playing an increasingly important role—continued growth in defense spending is directly propelling the reshoring of U.S. manufacturing and the process of reindustrialization, becoming one of the key forces supporting the economy.
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