Economist Dr. Doom lowered his forecast for a U.S. recession and turned bullish, predicting that U.S. stocks and the U.S. economy will benefit from AI and the energy revolution

Odaily News Economist Nouriel Roubini, known as Dr. Doom, said in an interview recently that he has lowered his expectations for a U.S. recession and turned bullish. He predicts that driven by new technologies such as artificial intelligence and nuclear fusion energy, the U.S. may usher in a round of investment and productivity boom by 2030, with GDP growth expected to rise from the current 2% to 4%, and U.S. stocks (such as the SP 500) are expected to maintain high single-digit growth in 2025.
He believes that the AI effect is being released rapidly, the commercialization of nuclear fusion is approaching, and the markets increased responsiveness to Trumps policies have jointly supported his optimistic judgment on the economy. Although he is still wary of structural threats such as geopolitical conflicts and debt risks, he believes that the overall risk is controllable.
Roubini also emphasized that he has always been a realist and not blindly bearish, and the title Dr. Doom is not accurate.