The S&P 500 reached a new high as fears stemming from tariffs and geopolitics have faded. Stocks are priced for a benign ...

Investing.com -- HSBC analysts predict that the ongoing shift from U.S. equities to international markets will persist as concerns about U.S. growth and the impact of tariffs intensify.

Emerging markets offer stability and room for growth as investors shift from US dollar-denominated assets in the face of tariffs and economic uncertainties, according to a new report.

HSBC, which is among the largest US dollar clearing institutions worldwide and sits at the nexus of ... market turmoil and a deteriorating economic outlook from higher tariffs and geopolitical ...

The shift away from U.S. stocks is also linked to growing recession risks, with HSBC's equity market implied recession probability indicator suggesting a 40% chance of a recession by the end of the ...