Representatives of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley predict a decline of 10–20% in stock markets in 2026–2027. This was reported by the US television channel CNBC.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon spoke at an investment summit in Hong Kong, emphasizing that such corrections are normal in long-term "bear markets." "First, investments grow, then they decline, which allows these processes to be reconsidered," he said.
Morgan Stanley head Ted Pick also confirmed this idea and recommended that investors respond positively to such declines. According to him, declines in the stock market are not a sign of crisis, but rather healthy trends.
Currently, the global equities market continues to grow due to strong interest in artificial intelligence. According to CNBC, last month Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s Kospi indices reached record highs, while China’s Shanghai Composite index recorded its highest level in the past decade.
According to representatives of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, Asia will be one of the leading growth regions in the coming years. In particular, Goldman Sachs experts note that interest in China will remain high, as the country is still considered one of the world's largest economies.
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