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Emerging markets, led by India and China, are projected to outperform U.S. stocks in 10-year equity returns, according to Goldman Sachs.
Goldman Sachs projects emerging markets to deliver the highest 10-year equity returns globally, at 10.9% annually in USD, outpacing the U.S. (6.5%), Europe (7.1%), Japan (8.2%), and Asia ex-Japan (10.3%).
The firm attributes the outlook to strong earnings growth, particularly in India and China, driven by policy reforms and improved shareholder returns.
India is expected to lead with a 13% compound annual earnings growth rate, supported by favorable demographics and economic fundamentals.
Global equities overall are forecast to return 7.7% annually, with earnings growth—boosted by buybacks—remaining the primary return driver.
Despite modest valuation declines, long-term performance is expected to remain solid, with the S&P 500 projected at 6.5% annually, ranging from 3% to 10% under different scenarios.
Según Goldman Sachs, se proyecta que los mercados emergentes, liderados por India y China, superarán a las acciones estadounidenses en rendimientos de acciones a 10 años.