[Bit推] UBS's latest research perspective has garnered attention: the current rise in the US stock market is not expected to end in 2025, with momentum likely extending into 2026. What is supporting this judgment? Corporate profits remain strong—especially in the technology sector, where profit growth is stable. Coupled with a loose monetary policy environment and the gradual clarification of policies, these factors together form the basis for a sustained rise.
Specific numbers: UBS predicts that the earnings of the S&P 500 index will rise by about 10%, which is expected to push the index towards around 7700 points. Additionally, the Federal Reserve may continue to lower interest rates, and the policy direction of the new leadership is gradually becoming clearer, all of which will provide extra support to the market. Another important variable is the tariff policy. Once the uncertainty in this area decreases, the market's anxiety will also ease considerably.
Based on this logic, UBS maintains an attractive rating for the US stock market. Investors are advised to continue holding their allocations in US stocks and seize the upcoming growth opportunities. Of course, how to allocate specifically should also be determined by one's own risk tolerance and investment cycle.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 12-22 14:51
7700? UBS is painting a rosy picture again. Can tech stocks really hold up? It's hard to say.
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IronHeadMiner
· 12-22 14:50
7700 points, are we painting a picture again? I believe in the tech stocks part, but can this tariff issue really take effect?
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DataOnlooker
· 12-22 14:47
Oh no, it's that old rhetoric from UBS again, but that number 7700 really hit me. Are tech stocks really that strong?
Why do I feel like tariffs are still the biggest variable? Can the expectations of interest rate cuts hold up?
The S&P 500 rushing towards 7700 sounds great, but I'm still a bit cautious; the market isn't that simple.
A 10% rise in profits supports 7700 points. According to this logic, should I go all in or reduce my position?
Loose monetary policy + clear policies sound like pie in the sky; the real test is still ahead, right?
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-22 14:33
Is it UBS here to boast again? 7700 sounds nice, but whether tech stocks can hold up is really hard to say.
With so much uncertainty around tariffs and interest rate cuts not being so clear, it feels like this prediction has quite a bit of fluff.
The S&P 500 continuing to rise until 2026? Come on, the market isn’t that docile.
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GmGmNoGn
· 12-22 14:32
7700 points? Here we go again, it's impressive if tech stocks can hold up until next year.
UBS predicts: The rise of US stocks is expected to continue until 2026, with the S&P 500 possibly approaching 7700 points.
[Bit推] UBS's latest research perspective has garnered attention: the current rise in the US stock market is not expected to end in 2025, with momentum likely extending into 2026. What is supporting this judgment? Corporate profits remain strong—especially in the technology sector, where profit growth is stable. Coupled with a loose monetary policy environment and the gradual clarification of policies, these factors together form the basis for a sustained rise.
Specific numbers: UBS predicts that the earnings of the S&P 500 index will rise by about 10%, which is expected to push the index towards around 7700 points. Additionally, the Federal Reserve may continue to lower interest rates, and the policy direction of the new leadership is gradually becoming clearer, all of which will provide extra support to the market. Another important variable is the tariff policy. Once the uncertainty in this area decreases, the market's anxiety will also ease considerably.
Based on this logic, UBS maintains an attractive rating for the US stock market. Investors are advised to continue holding their allocations in US stocks and seize the upcoming growth opportunities. Of course, how to allocate specifically should also be determined by one's own risk tolerance and investment cycle.