HSBC: Maintaining "Aggressive Risk Appetite" for Stocks in 2026

Deep News12-09 23:10

HSBC strategists stated that investors are underestimating the potential for a stock market melt-up. They emphasized that an "aggressive risk appetite" will persist in 2026.

"We remain significantly overweight on equities," wrote the team led by Max Kettner.

The stock market is poised to benefit from tax cuts and capital expenditure incentives under the "Big and Beautiful" policy, alongside lower expectations for earnings and economic growth.

Tactically, the team favors small-cap stocks, unprofitable tech stocks, and high-beta momentum plays.

Kettner and colleagues noted that the risk of heightened interest rate volatility in Q1 is unlikely, maintaining an overweight stance on U.S. and emerging market equities.

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