Franklin Templeton Institute
June 6, 2026
Global Investment Management Survey
Market ReportEquitiesRates CreditPrivate MarketsInformation TechnologyIndustrials
The Franklin Templeton Institute expects 2026 global economic growth to exceed consensus while avoiding recession. The firm remains bullish on equities and favors short-duration fixed income and private market secondaries.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Global economic growth is expected to accelerate and outperform consensus forecasts in 2026, with no recession expected.
- 2.Equities are expected to finish 2026 higher, with S&P 500 targets between 7400–7800 supported by 15%+ earnings growth.
- 3.Fixed income remains attractive, particularly short duration, municipal bonds, and corporate credit, due to elevated yields and solid fundamentals.
Table of Contents
- Survey results related to the economy
- Survey results related to equities
- Survey results related to fixed income
- Our private market outlook
- Contributors
- Survey methodology
- WHAT ARE THE RISKS?
- IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION
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Authors
Stephen DoverChris GalipeauRick PolsinelloTaylor TopousisTony Davidow
Securities
SPX
Themes
Economic AccelerationInflation PersistenceQuality Factor Investing
Regions
GlobalEuropeUnited StatesJapanChina