Higher borrowing costs are pressuring governments, companies, and consumers, and the UN is warning that expensive debt is already squeezing developing countries. When money is no longer cheap, businesses with healthier balance sheets and clear earnings growth prospects can look relatively better. This article breaks down three such high potential US stocks from our quality growth screener, explaining the factors that analysts currently cite when discussing their profit outlooks over the next few years. The three stocks profiled below are just a sample set, and the full screen surfaced 287 more companies with similarly compelling growth stories and balance sheet profiles that are not covered here.
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