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HomeBusinessDeutsche Bank Raises S&P?500 Year?End Target to 6,550 on Eased Tariff Drag

Deutsche Bank Raises S&P?500 Year?End Target to 6,550 on Eased Tariff Drag

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Deutsche?Bank has increased its year?end S&P?500 target from 6,150 to 6,550, reflecting lower-than?expected tariff headwinds and a surprisingly resilient U.S. economy. This upgrade follows similar forecasts from Goldman?Sachs and UBS Global Wealth Management in May, with RBC?Capital Markets joining the trend on Monday.
Why Deutsche Bank Raised Its Target

Reduced Tariff Impact: Strategists led by Binky Chadha now estimate tariff?related earnings drag at only one?third of prior assumptions.

Resilient Growth: Robust corporate earnings and tame inflation data fueled a strong May performance—S&P?500’s best month since November?2023.

Positive Policy Signals: President Trump’s softer stance on tariffs helped alleviate trade?policy uncertainty, boosting investor confidence.

Track consensus price targets across brokers: Price Target Summary API

New Forecast Implies 10.35% Upside
With the S&P?500 closing at 5,935.94, the revised 6,550 target represents a 10.35% upside. Deutsche?Bank also raised its 2025 earnings per share (EPS) estimate to $267 from $240, signaling expectations for continued corporate margin resilience.

Monitor updated EPS metrics and valuations: Ratios TTM API

Market Context: Strong May Rally

May Performance: S&P?500 surged 6.2% in May, driven by eased tariff fears, better?than?expected earnings, and low inflation prints.

Wall Street Upgrades: Following Goldman?Sachs and UBS, Deutsche?Bank joins a wave of brokerages lifting targets, suggesting growing bullish sentiment.

Key Drivers Behind the May Rally

Tariff De?escalation: Hopes for a U.S.–China tariff truce reduced investor anxiety.

Corporate Earnings Beat: Over 70% of S&P?500 companies topped revenue and EPS forecasts.

Tame Inflation: Consumer-price growth slowed, keeping Fed rate?hike risks at bay.

Caution: Volatility Risks Remain
Deutsche?Bank warns that the rally could face sharp pullbacks whenever trade negotiations flare up:

Trade Tension Cycles: “We expect the rally to be punctuated by sharp pullbacks on repeated cycles of escalation and de?escalation on trade policy,” the note said.

Earnings Volatility: Renewed tariff threats could erode profit margins, particularly in industrials and materials.

Potential Pullback Triggers

Renewed Tariff Announcements: Any new levies on imports could spook markets and dent earnings forecasts.

Geopolitical Flashpoints: Escalation in U.S.–China or U.S.–Europe trade disputes could reignite risk aversion.

Macroeconomic Data Surprises: Stronger?than?expected inflation prints or weaker labor figures could prompt Fed hawkishness.

What Investors Should Do Now

Check Current Valuations: Use the Ratios TTM API to compare forward P/E multiples against historical norms and peer sectors.

Review Analyst Targets: Monitor updates via the Price Target Summary API to see if other brokers follow Deutsche?Bank’s bullish stance.

Stay Alert to Trade News: Keep an eye on major tariff deadlines and negotiations, as these will drive short?term volatility.

By acknowledging a lighter tariff drag and solid earnings momentum, Deutsche?Bank sees room for further upside—but investors should remain vigilant for renewed trade?policy risks that could trigger temporary pullbacks.

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