1. Caterpillar's performance is closely tied to macroeconomic cycles; 2. Construction spending has remained stagnant due to higher borrowing costs and cost inflation; 3. Infrastructure investments are expected to slow in 2025; 4. Caterpillar's profit margins are at a high level, indicating potential profit decline if the heavy equipment shortage reverses; 5. Long-term infrastructure needs are significant, but immediate economic trends suggest a potential decline for CAT in 2025.
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