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Strategists say S&P 500 could top 8,000 — but risks of a pullback are mounting

Strategists say S&P 500 could top 8,000 — but risks of a pullback are mounting
MarketWatch Wednesday 09 September 2026, 11:24 UTC By Nora Redmond 1 min read
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While RBC Capital Markets, HSBC and Barclays all have price targets for the stock index around 8,000, they outline risks the market is facing.

While RBC Capital Markets, HSBC and Barclays all have price targets for the stock index around 8,000, they outline risks the market is facing.
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