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UBS Cuts S&P 500 Year-end Target to 7,500 Points on Middle East Conflict
UBS Global Wealth Management said in a report that amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, oil prices are expected to continue rising, putting pressure on US economic growth and inf...
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UBS Global Wealth Management said in a report that amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, oil prices are expected to continue rising, putting pressure on US economic growth and inflation. As a result, it lowered its year-end target for the S&P 500 this year to 7,500 points from 7,700 points.

Since the outbreak of the Iran war on February 28, the S&P 500 has fallen by about 3.9% cumulatively. However, UBS reiterated its constructive view on US equities and maintained its forecast for S&P 500 EPS at USD310 for this year.

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