Even if the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates, US stocks will rise! Wall Street gives reasons. Most Wall Street leaders believe that strong economic growth may provide enough support for the US stock market to restore record highs, even if bets on the Fed's interest rate cut this year are completely abandoned. Last week, the S&P 500 index achieved its best weekly performance since November last year, pushing the index back to its record high in March. So, investors are facing the question of whether the weakness that occurred earlier this month is just a temporary phenomenon, or whether the delayed policy relaxation will once again lower the market? Some investors argue that the answer lies in the market script of the 1990s, when despite interest rates hovering around high levels for many years, the stock market value still increased by more than twice. At that time, strong economic growth provided room for the stock market to rise, and although the global outlook was more uncertain, there was still enough momentum to drive the stock market forward.