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Report published August 26, 2026

J.P. Morgan Research: Global Thematic Views – Tech Broadening, Dollar Debasement, and EM Equities

Source and citation context

Report date
August 26, 2026
Analysis as of
August 25, 2026

Authors / editors: Andrew Tyler (Head of Global Market Intelligence), Federico Manicardi (Head of International Market Intelligence), Ellen Wang (Market Intelligence Analyst), Victoria Campos (International Market Intelligence Analyst), John Schlegel (Head of Data Assets & Alpha Group)

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Macro ThematicCommoditiesEquitiesFXInformation TechnologyFinancials

J.P. Morgan explores three core investment themes: broadening technology market participation across software and hyperscalers, the resurgence of dollar debasement dynamics, and the continued outperformance of Emerging Market equities. The team maintains an Overweight stance on EM equities while anticipating higher dispersion across tech subsectors.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Technology sector participation is broadening beyond the +Semis/-Software pair trade, supported by strong hyperscaler capex visibility, cloud profit inflection, and increasing software dispersion.
  • 2.The Dollar Debasement narrative has resurfaced but lacks full duration and strength due to robust US growth, loose financial conditions, and resilient corporate earnings.
  • 3.J.P. Morgan Research maintains an Overweight stance on EM Equities, citing attractive forward valuations (10.2x P/E), superior earnings revisions, and a weaker USD tailwind.

Table of Contents

  • SUMMARY OF THEMATIC VIEWS
  • THEMATIC DEEP DIVE
  • TECH BROADENING
  • DOLLAR DEBASEMENT
  • TRACK FLOWS IN THEMATICS
  • POSITIONING INTELLIGENCE: THEMATIC DASHBOARDS
  • JP MORGAN GLOBAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE

Report data

Revisions to Aggregate Cloud Capex Estimates ($B) — as of August 25, 2026.

MetricEstimateContext
EM Outperformance vs S&P 500800.0 bpsEM outperforming SPX after breaking a 7-year losing streak in FY25.
CSP Capex Estimate950.0 USD BillionConsensus estimates for Cloud Service Provider capex growth over the next 3 years.
Open-Source Token Usage Share62.0%Rapid shift in token usage on OpenRouter from closed to open-source models.
US 10-Year Treasury Yield4.71%Yield increase driven by strong economic data and inflation.
EM 12-Month Forward P/E10.2 xValuation level at historical rebound support.
Source: J.P. Morgan; J.P. Morgan Cloud Capex Dataset, Bloomberg Finance L.P.; Versel / OpenRouter; J.P. Morgan Research. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

Reports in this series

Global Thematic Views is shown in chronological order through this edition, published on August 26, 2026.

  1. Jul 28JPM US Market Intelligence Global Thematic Views July 2026

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Authors / Editors

Andrew Tyler · Head of Global Market IntelligenceFederico Manicardi · Head of International Market IntelligenceEllen Wang · Market Intelligence AnalystVictoria Campos · International Market Intelligence AnalystJohn Schlegel · Head of Data Assets & Alpha Group

Reported Data Context

  • EM Outperformance vs S&P 500: 800.0 bps (YTD 2026) · Source: J.P. Morgan
  • CSP Capex Estimate: 950.0 USD Billion (FY26) · Source: J.P. Morgan Cloud Capex Dataset, Bloomberg Finance L.P.
  • Open-Source Token Usage Share: 62.0 % (Past 2 months) · Source: Versel / OpenRouter
  • US 10-Year Treasury Yield: 4.71 % (QTD August 2026) · Source: J.P. Morgan
  • EM 12-Month Forward P/E: 10.2 x (August 2026) · Source: J.P. Morgan Research

Securities

SPXDXYUSDJPYBABAHSTECHKWEBKOSPI

Themes

Tech Broadening and AI MonetizationDollar Debasement / De-dollarizationEM Equities Outperformance and Re-rating

Regions

North AmericaAsia PacificEuropeUnited StatesChinaJapan