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Stirred, not shaken? June 2026 | Chief Investment Office GWM | Investment research 2 of 30 UBS House View | June 2026

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Stirred, not shaken? June 2026 | Chief Investment Office GWM | Investment research 2 of 30 UBS House View | June 2026

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04 Monthly Letter 14 Messages in Focus 16 Asset allocation implementation 18 US economic outlook 20 Equities 21 US equities 22 Bonds 24 Commodities 25 Foreign exchange

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on 22 May 2026

Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi

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Investors continue to navigate a unique mix of forces: persistent geo-

political disruptions, shifting inflation and rate narratives, and rapid advances in artificial intelligence that are reshaping growth expecta- tions and market leadership. Yet despite a heavily disrupted Strait of

Hormuz and rising bond yields, equity markets have continued to

trade around record highs, as fundamentals have remained strong.

US equities in particular have continued to demonstrate resilience,

and the earnings backdrop has strengthened meaningfully. First- quarter results marked the fastest growth in four years, with broad- based beats across sectors and continued strength in AI-linked industries. Reflecting this improved earnings trajectory, we have raised our 2026 S&P 500 EPS forecast to USD 335 (20% year-over- year growth, up from our prior 11% estimate) and now see the S&P 500 reaching 7,900 by year-end. While near-term upside may be capped at times by yield moves and leadership rotation, we believe the bull market remains intact, with stocks poised to move higher, and continue to keep equities at Attractive.

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