Multiple Wall Street institutions have released their forecasts for the US stock market in 2026: the bull run is not over yet, with the S&P 500 index expected to rise to a minimum of 7500 points.

BlockBeats news, on November 27, several Wall Street institutions released their 2026 predictions for the US stock market, leaning towards the belief that there is still room for rise in the next phase. Deutsche Bank set its year-end target for the S&P 500 index at 8000 points for 2026, while HSBC set its target for 2026 at 7500 points; Morgan Stanley also expects next year to be a strong year, predicting that the index will close at 7800 points in 2026. The bank's strategist Mike Wilson referred to this as a “new bull run,” stating in a report last week that the rolling recession ended earlier this year and that policy support and profit strength will persist into next year. JPMorgan's stance is similar, with a benchmark forecast for 2026 aiming for 7500 points, but believes that if the inflation outlook improves and prompts the Fed to cut rates more aggressively, the index could break through 8000 points. Currently, JPMorgan expects the Fed to have two more rate cuts before pausing the cuts. (Jin10)