Many Wall Street firms are raised by its S&P 500 (^GSPC), as the initial panic of investors from the president’s Trump’s “Liberation Day” rates continues to decline, but this does not mean that strategists expect to be higher in the second half of the year.
On Sunday, RBC Capital Markets has increased the end of its year’s S&P 500 to 6,250 from the previous goal-5 730. However, the company’s US Ownership Strategy Manager explained that the adjustment occurs when the market is more than 25% of April. These rates have been postponed and the US is now negotiating them.
RBC now fundamentally moves its target back where he was sitting in mid -March until the big rate began. In fact, the 6250 goal means that the reference arrow would end the year when the price will be completed last week when it has recorded a new record.
“We feel neutral since the 2nd half of 2025, and we remember that our new price is essentially in line with the latest levels,” Calvasina wrote. “We hope that there are blurred conditions at the back of the year and will move in both directions.”
Calvasina noted that, among other risks, it was probably still “too early to stop worrying about the impact of tariffs” on companies’ income.
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In general, eight strategists between 14 Yahoo Finance are currently predicted by S&P 500 to close almost levels from the current level or lower. Even those who predict an increase, do not cause a table that the rally will last in a short period of time.
Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni, who oversees the S&P 500 of the end of the 6500 year, wrote to customers on Sunday that recently recovery of V -shaped reserves may soon look more like a “square root -like model” with a road taller kiosk.
Yardeni pointed out that his team hoped that Trump would still lie back and forth from his tariff. But it doesn’t happen. New Letters of Trump have threatened 30% of the jobs over the weekend on Mexico and the European Union. The latest tariff actions follow the 35% rate of Canadian goods last week.
Yardeni believes that his 6,500 goals were still able to be achieved by the end of the year, but added: “Trump has to get a tariff problem solved in the coming weeks.”
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