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The new S&P 500 bull market is about to enter its second year. Now what?

The S&P 500 index sat on the brink Tuesday of recording its best 12-months of performance in the his

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The U.S. vaccination effort has outpaced Europe, where German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday called the dominant U.K. variant of the virus a \"new pandemic, \" while also outlining stricter lockdown measures over the coming Easter holiday period.\nBut if history can be a guide for today's market, the S&amp;P 500 still could be poised for a second year of banner gains.\nReflation phase\nMark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management, said he expects risk assets to see more upside as the market enters a \"reflation\" phase of the recovery, in a note Tuesday.\nThe CIO also said investors should \"hunt for yield,\" while also bracing for high growth, rising inflation and low policy interest rates.\nYields in the investment-grade slice of the roughly $10.5 trillion U.S. corporate bond market were last spotted near 2.27%, according to the ICE BofA Corporate Index , down from a pandemic low of about 1.79% in January.\nInvestors have become worried about the potential for rising government bond yields to sap some of the lofty pandemic gains seen in the technology and high-growth sectors of the stock market, even though banks and financial companies could stand to benefit from the ability to charge more interest to borrowers.\nMatthew Bartolini, State Street Global Advisors' head of SPDR Americas research pointed out Tuesday that interest in value-oriented and cyclical areas of the market led $8 billion of new assets to flow into the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/XLF\">$(XLF)$</a> so far in 2021. 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