US stock strategists optimistic about 2026 rally, say current risks are temporary headwinds
According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, some Wall Street strategists believe that strong corporate earnings will drive the rise of the US stock market in 2026, and the risks surrounding uncertain interest rate prospects will prove to be temporary. Michael Wilson from Morgan Stanley stated that an earnings recovery is underway, US companies enjoy better pricing power, and earnings expectation revisions have bottomed out. He pointed out that although guidance from the Federal Reserve and government shutdowns have put pressure on stock prices, these are only temporary obstacles. The market's focus is shifting to Nvidia's financial report to be released next week.
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