“2026十大意外”，恐颠覆市场！

Group 1 - The core view is that the US stock market may experience a surge of over 20% before a significant crash, with the probability of being in a bubble exceeding 80% [2][3] - The UBS report suggests that the MSCI global index has a year-end target of 1130 points, indicating an approximate 8% upside potential [3] - Seven preconditions for the current bubble have been met, including a prolonged period of equities outperforming bonds and a narrative of "this time is different" [4] Group 2 - The US 10-year Treasury yield is projected to potentially exceed its previous high of 5.04%, with a warning that government spending may continue until a crisis occurs [9][10] - The report highlights that the US federal deficit is at 4.2% of GDP, with government debt at 125.1% of GDP, significantly higher than during the TMT bubble [6][10] - UBS emphasizes that the current market is not at the peak of the bubble, as key warning signals have not yet appeared [7] Group 3 - Pharmaceutical stocks are expected to outperform, being one of the lowest leveraged defensive sectors, with positive catalysts including a strong dollar and easing drug pricing pressures [19][21] - The report indicates that technology stocks may significantly underperform due to rising capital expenditures and potential profit margin pressures [22][24] - The semiconductor sector's high profit margins are questioned, with concerns about sustainability and increasing competition from AI technologies [25] Group 4 - The report outlines that the eurozone's GDP growth may exceed expectations, supported by factors such as a decline in energy prices and potential fiscal easing [38] - India's market is highlighted as having strong structural growth potential, with nominal GDP growth significantly outpacing that of China [33] - Copper mining stocks are noted to be overvalued, with high price-to-earnings ratios and a reliance on Chinese demand, which is shifting from investment-led to consumption-led growth [36]