HSBC Warns of Key Market Risks and Surprises in the Coming Months
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HSBC suggests that the market is overly pessimistic about US stocks, citing resilient economic data, subdued inflation despite tariffs, and underestimated earnings potential, while also highlighting that current market valuations are only slightly above long-term averages. They recommend increasing exposure to US equities amid widespread bearish sentiment and trade uncertainties.
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