HSBC expects strong Q3 earnings and accelerating AI demand to extend equity bull market, favors AI hyperscalers
The bank notes S&P 500 forward valuations have fallen 16.5% since late 2025, with earnings guidance improving at its fastest pace since 2021. It cites surging computing demand and resilient GPU prices, seeing earnings as the next catalyst for stocks.
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