Market outlook · 4 Nov 2026

2027 market outlook: what research houses expect

The longer-term calls in published research, counted one vote per house. Only cyclical and strategic views count here, months to years ahead, not short-term trades. All horizons on the themes board.

From 182 research houses — 66 asset managers, 52 banks, 38 independent research firms and 26 podcasts. Names are shown to members. See who said what, free →

Equities: the 2027 calls

Commodities: the 2027 calls

Currencies: the 2027 calls

Crypto: the 2027 calls

Sectors, regions and other themes

The biggest risks for 2027

Risks houses with a longer-term view flag, by number of houses.

Where houses disagree about 2027

No side has 60% of the longer-term houses, or the short-term and longer-term views lean opposite ways.

Questions

What do research houses expect for stocks in 2027?

AI demand lifts chip and tech stocks: 27 of 30 houses with a longer-term view agree. US stocks rise on strong earnings growth: 21 of 26 houses with a longer-term view agree. Counted from each house's newest longer-term view in the last 30 days.

What do research houses expect for commodities in 2027?

Oil and fuel prices stay high on supply shocks: 21 of 30 houses with a longer-term view agree. Gold rallies on central-bank buying and a softer dollar: 18 of 21 houses with a longer-term view agree. Counted from each house's newest longer-term view in the last 30 days.

What do research houses expect for the dollar and the euro in 2027?

US yield advantage keeps the dollar strong against peers: 15 of 25 houses with a longer-term view disagree. Counted from each house's newest longer-term view in the last 30 days.

What do research houses expect for bitcoin in 2027?

Crypto demand and ETF inflows lift bitcoin and digital assets: 4 of 7 houses with a longer-term view agree. Counted from each house's newest longer-term view in the last 30 days.

What are the biggest market risks for 2027?

By the number of houses with a longer-term view: renewed rate hikes on sticky inflation push US bonds and stocks down (40 houses); rising term premium keeps long government yields climbing (33 houses); sticky inflation keeps government bond yields high (25 houses).

How is this outlook counted?

FinChiefs reads published research from banks, asset managers, independent research firms and podcasts and labels each view with the themes it argues for or against, and with its horizon. This page counts only cyclical and strategic views (months to years ahead), not short-term trades: one vote per house, its newest longer-term view in the last 30 days. A theme needs at least 3 houses with a longer-term view to appear. The counts are computed, not written by AI.

Is this investment advice?

No. Themes summarise what research houses argue. FinChiefs takes no view of its own. Instruments shown are the ones research houses name, not selected or endorsed by FinChiefs. Not investment advice. No prices are shown and no instrument pays to appear.

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