TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs expects the MSCI Asia ex-Japan Index to return 19% in US dollar terms next year, driven by corporate earnings growth even as uncertainty in artificial intelligence may increase market volatility. The bank upgraded China H-shares and Indian equities to overweight while maintaining overweight views on South Korean and Japanese stocks.
Goldman Sachs forecasts 19% return for Asia ex-Japan stocks in 2027
Goldman's call rests on earnings rather than multiples, which matters because it implies the bank sees fundamental delivery as the buffer against AI-related volatility rather than a smooth ride. The overweight shifts toward China H-shares and India are the more telling signal, since they represent a reallocation of conviction within the region rather than a blanket bullish stance. Whether that earnings-led thesis survives the AI uncertainty Goldman itself flags is the open question.
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