** HSBC sees no soft landing, or the so-called best-case
"Goldilocks" scenario for Austrian, German, and Swiss (DACH)
industrial companies, despite markets betting on such an outcome
** "Current macro conditions hint to a reverse 'Goldilocks'
scenario, in our view, while a recession still is not entirely
off the table, especially if deflationary trends pick up speed
and the job market starts to crack," the broker says
** It downgrades Germany's Jungheinrich JUNG_p.DE to
"hold" from "buy" on order volume uncertainty and Hochtief
HOTG.DE to "hold" from "buy" saying the stock is fully
priced-in
** The broker upgrades Krones KRNG.DE to "buy" from "hold"
on undemanding valuation
** It also highlights resiliency in Andritz ANDR.VI ,
Bilfinger GBFG.DE , GEA G1AG.DE and Rheinmetall RHMG.DE
** "However, early calls for a recession have been
consistently proven wrong for the past year, and timing remains
difficult," HSBC adds
(Reporting by Andrey Sychev)
((Andrey.Sychev2@thomsonreuters.com; Twitter: https://twitter.com/sich_11))