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  1. FactSet estimates suggest S&P 500 growth potential, while simultaneously, Fed rate hikes introduce risks of a market drawdown.

FactSet pegs S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratio at 25.8

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FactSet published its peg for the price-to-earnings ratio of the S&P 500 index, setting it at 25.8. This ratio was calculated using the last 12 months of reported profits. The report also noted that the 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.23% on September 25, 2026.

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FactSet provides critical economic data and forecasts that the FED uses as inputs for its monetary policy decisions. The index valuation serves as a key benchmark for market health and investment strategy.

FactSet estimates suggest S&P 500 growth potential, while simultaneously, Fed rate hikes introduce risks of a market drawdown.

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  • FactSetAmerican financial data company that published the S&P 500 valuation benchmark

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    As a major S&P 500 component, its valuation could face pressure from the index's earnings yield being below the bond yield.

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