Market Forecasts: Q2 2026
In its April 2026 forecasts, State Street Investment Management expects US economic growth of 2.3% in 2026, a slight cut tied to recent geopolitical events.
Papers from issuers, banks, research firms and industry bodies, each summarized in ETFIQ’s words with a link to the firm’s own page, and tested against ETFIQ’s data where it can be.
As of Oct 21, 2026, 9 papers; 9 carry an ETFIQ take with figures of our own.
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In its April 2026 forecasts, State Street Investment Management expects US economic growth of 2.3% in 2026, a slight cut tied to recent geopolitical events.
In its January 2026 forecast, First Trust sets a year-end S&P 500 target of 6,000 and expects real GDP growth of 2% for 2026.
UBS's January 2026 note keeps a positive view on global equities and sees around 10% upside by year-end for MSCI's All Country World index.
J.P. Morgan's January 2026 outlook says 42 AI-related firms produced 65%-75% of S&P 500 profits, earnings and capex since late 2022.
Calamos, in its January 2026 investment team outlook, reports that global convertible bond issuance topped $166 billion in 2025, close to a record level.
Vanguard's December 2025 outlook expects muted US stock returns over five to 10 years and sets its VEMO portfolio at 60% bonds and 40% stocks.
State Street Investment Management's December 2025 outlook cites consensus estimates that Magnificent 7 capital spending will reach about $520 billion in 2026, over 30% higher.
Invesco's December 2025 outlook expects stocks to keep rising in 2026, noting global stocks gained 17.5% in 2025 through October on the MSCI World Index.
J.P. Morgan's November 2025 outlook says large US tech companies may spend over $500 billion on capex in 2026, versus $150 billion in 2023.
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