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Stumbling Equity Rally Hinges on Earnings for Year-End Boost

Bloomberg12 October 2026, 11:00 UTC

Strong corporate earnings will be pivotal to hopes for a year-end rally in global stocks, as flare-ups in fears over inflation, bond volatility and artificial intelligence spending weigh on sentiment.

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