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Jim Paulsen Warns S&P 500 Could Fall 15% on Oil, Yields, Dollar

Veteran investor Jim Paulsen said the combined pressure of $100-a-barrel oil, 5% Treasury yields and a stronger dollar has yet to hit US stocks meaningfully, and that when these three factors previously weighed on the S&P 500 together, the index fell as much as 15% over the following three to five months. If it repeats, the S&P 500 would post its first annual decline since 2022.

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Paulsen's point is less about any single trigger than about the lag: macro stress from oil, yields and the dollar often shows up in equities with a delay, which is why the market can look calm while the inputs are already hostile. The read-across for crypto and RWA markets is that risk appetite is set elsewhere first, and digital assets rarely decouple when the S&P finally reprices. Whether those three pressures persist together is the open question, and the sequencing matters more than the level.

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