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UBS has lowered its 2025 target for the S&P 500 to 6,400, reflecting a broader trend among Wall Street firms responding to the economic impact of US tariffs. The firm also reduced its earnings per share estimate for the index to $265, citing political uncertainty and potential volatility in the markets. Despite these adjustments, UBS remains optimistic about a year-end recovery, particularly in the information technology sector, driven by policy clarity and AI investments.
UBS has lowered its 2025 S&P 500 target to below 6,500, reflecting similar moves by other Wall Street firms due to the economic impact of US tariffs. The bank cut its year-end target from 6,600 to 6,400 and reduced its earnings per share estimate from $270 to $265, citing political uncertainty and potential volatility in US equity markets. Despite these challenges, UBS remains optimistic about a rebound in US equities, driven by policy clarity and investment in artificial intelligence.
UBS Global Wealth Management has lowered its S&P 500 target for 2025 to 6,400, reflecting a broader trend among Wall Street firms responding to the economic impact of U.S. tariffs. The firm also reduced its earnings per share estimate to $265, citing potential volatility in U.S. equity markets due to policy uncertainty. Despite these cuts, UBS maintains an optimistic outlook on U.S. equities, particularly in the information technology sector, driven by growth in artificial intelligence.
UBS Global Wealth Management has lowered its S&P 500 target for 2025 to below 6,500, following similar moves by other Wall Street firms due to the economic impact of U.S. tariffs. The firm also revised its earnings per share estimate to $265, citing ongoing policy uncertainty and potential volatility in U.S. equity markets. Despite this, UBS remains optimistic about a market rebound driven by policy clarity and growth in artificial intelligence investments.
UBS has lowered its S&P 500 target for 2025 to 6,400, reflecting a broader trend among Wall Street firms responding to the economic impact of U.S. tariffs. Despite this adjustment, UBS maintains a positive outlook on U.S. equities, anticipating a rebound driven by policy clarity and AI investments. The firm also reduced its earnings per share estimate for the index to $265, citing potential volatility in the short term due to ongoing policy uncertainties.
UBS is facing pressure from Swiss regulators to increase capital reserves, prompting discussions about potentially relocating its headquarters. While the bank emphasizes its commitment to remaining in Switzerland, experts suggest that alternatives like Singapore are limited, and a move may not be financially viable for 10 to 15 years. The ongoing uncertainty is impacting UBS's share price, which has underperformed compared to its peers.
Franklin Resources Inc. increased its stake in General Motors to 29.27 million shares, valued at $1.56 billion, while Geode Capital Management and Hotchkis & Wiley also raised their holdings. Analysts have mixed ratings on GM, with a consensus "Hold" and an average price target of $62.11. The company recently authorized a $6 billion stock buyback, indicating management's belief in the stock's undervaluation.
Goldman Sachs has appointed Steve Critchlow as head of client onboarding in EMEA, transitioning from Barclays where he was global head of client onboarding. This role, while seemingly mundane, is vital for improving client service efficiency, especially as Goldman aims to expand its client base from 100 to 150 top clients. Critchlow's practical approach is expected to address onboarding challenges that have previously affected other banks.
Norges Bank has acquired 2,799,964 shares of The Goldman Sachs Group, valued at approximately $1.6 billion, increasing its stake to 0.90%. The company reported strong earnings, with $11.95 EPS for the last quarter, surpassing estimates, and announced a quarterly dividend of $3.00, yielding 2.09%. Despite a Hold rating from analysts, several institutional investors have recently adjusted their positions in the stock.
The Goldman Sachs Group opened at $573.37, with a market cap of $178.91 billion and a P/E ratio of 14.14. The company reported a quarterly EPS of $11.95, exceeding estimates, and announced a $3.00 dividend per share, yielding 2.09%. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a current average target price of $593.27.
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ubs lowers s and p 500 target amid economic uncertainty and tariffs
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ubs lowers s&p 500 target amid economic uncertainty and tariff impacts
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ubs lowers s and p 500 target amid tariff uncertainty and market volatility
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