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

According to Odaily, Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee stated in an interview with CNBC that war is usually one of the risk factors investors worry about most, but historical data shows that the US economy often proves more resilient during wartime than the market expects. Although nobody wants the US to be drawn into war, related data reveals a more complex reality: during periods initially expected to trigger significant market declines, the US economy has nonetheless remained stable and ultimately achieved a V-shaped recovery.

Tom Lee added that, at present, the driving force behind US economic growth is no longer limited to artificial intelligence infrastructure investment; large-scale defense spending is also playing an increasingly important role. The ongoing rise in defense expenditure is directly fueling the onshoring and reindustrialization of US manufacturing, making it one of the key forces supporting the economy.