TREE NEWS reports: Strategists at Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs said strengthening economic growth and solid corporate earnings should let the US stock market absorb the pressure of rising interest rates. Goldman Sachs chief US equity strategist Ben Snider said any selloff triggered by expected Federal Reserve rate hikes would likely be short-lived, noting the market has already priced in more than three hikes over the next year while earnings and balance sheets remain strong.
Wall Street Strategists Say Rising Rates Won’t Derail US Stocks
This is a notable consensus signal: three major houses converging on the view that earnings strength can offset rate pressure suggests the market's macro framing has shifted from rate sensitivity toward growth durability. The read-through matters most for rate-exposed equities and for crypto and other long-duration risk assets, which typically trade off the same real-rate backdrop. The open question is whether that earnings resilience holds if the Fed's path proves more aggressive than what strategists assume is already priced in.
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