TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs Asset Management co-head of client portfolio management Katherine Bordlemay predicts US equities will continue to rise with volatility, with individual stock swings masking calm in major indices. Earnings, not valuations, are the main buffer against rising Treasury yields. She is optimistic on unloved sectors, particularly US healthcare and international developed markets.
Goldman: US stocks to keep ‘ping-pong’ swings despite S&P rally
The observation that index-level calm can coexist with sharp single-stock swings points to a market where breadth is doing the heavy lifting. If earnings, not valuations, are the real support against higher yields, then the sustainability of the rally hinges on continued profit delivery rather than multiple expansion. The tilt toward unloved areas like US healthcare and developed international markets suggests a defensive rotation that could define the next phase, but whether earnings can keep pace with yield pressure is the key question.
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