Analysts from UBS and Bank of America (BoA) have expressed views regarding the recent downturn in U.S. stocks, suggesting that fears of a recession are overstated. UBS stated that concerns about a U.S. recession are exaggerated, while BoA's Michael Hartnett characterized the current slump as a technical correction rather than the onset of a bear market. Hartnett indicated that this correction is likely to prompt policy intervention, as fresh declines in stock prices could lead to changes in trade and monetary policy. He emphasized that the historical context of corrections suggests that the S&P 500 may present a buying opportunity.