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The Franklin Templeton Global Investment Management Survey predicts modest global GDP acceleration in 2026 with no recession and an S&P 500 target of 7000-7400. The outlook favors US large-caps, high-yield credit, and private equity secondaries while monitoring geopolitical risks.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Global economic growth is expected to accelerate modestly in 2026 with no recession anticipated.
  • 2.Equities are expected to end 2026 higher, with an S&P 500 target range of 7000–7400.
  • 3.Fixed income strategy favors high-yield bonds and short-duration assets as rates decline slowly.

Table of Contents

  • Expectations for 2026 Based on the Franklin Templeton Global Investment Management Survey
  • 2026 GDP Accelerating Modestly
  • Inflation Stable, Rates Stable
  • Corporate Credit and Short Duration to Outperform Cash
  • Equities Likely to End the Year Higher
  • EMEA focused
  • Survey results related to the economy
  • Survey results related to equities
  • Survey results related to fixed income
  • Our private market outlook
  • Contributors
  • Survey methodology
  • Methodology for exhibit 9
  • WHAT ARE THE RISKS?
  • IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION

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Authors

Stephen Dover, CFAChris GalipeauRick Polsinello, CIMATaylor Topousis, CFATony Davidow, CIMA

Securities

SPXEURUSD10-year US TreasurySXXPGerman Bund 10-Year

Themes

Broadening EquitiesPrivate Market Liquidity NeedsSticky but Stable Inflation

Regions

North AmericaEuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesGermanyChina