
Goldman Sachs private credit fund dodges redemption pressure for second straight quarter
Goldman's consistent redemption fulfillment may enhance institutional trust, potentially stabilizing future capital flows amid sector volatility.

Goldman's consistent redemption fulfillment may enhance institutional trust, potentially stabilizing future capital flows amid sector volatility.

Goldman Sachs faces potential reputational risks and leadership instability amid legal scrutiny and executive transitions.

The shift from compute scarcity to surplus may pressure AI firms' margins, impacting investment strategies and semiconductor valuations.

Goldman Sachs says that the market remains in a bullish phase and that corrections are buying opportunities. On a new episode of the bank’s The Markets podcast, John Flood, head of Americas Equities Execution Services in Goldman Sachs Global Banking and Markets, says to expect market volatility and to invest when stocks decline in value […]

The anticipated oversupply in the oil market could stabilize prices, impacting investment strategies and profitability in the energy sector.

Goldman Sachs XRP holdings made it the largest XRP ETF whale, then it quietly sold and bought crypto stocks instead. What it means.

The AI-driven earnings surge could heighten market volatility, making the S&P 500 heavily reliant on tech sector performance.

Goldman's neutral stance on Intel suggests cautious optimism, highlighting potential growth but advising investors to consider diversified semiconductor opportunities.


AI infrastructure spending persists, potentially reshaping tech investment landscapes and benefiting infrastructure suppliers over service providers.

Eased US-Iran tensions may stabilize oil markets, reducing the likelihood of price spikes and supporting global supply chain normalization.

Goldman Sachs believes the stock market will be able to absorb the hundreds of billions of dollars in initial public offerings (IPOs) and follow-on issuances this year. In a new episode of the bank’s Exchanges podcast, Goldman chief US equity strategist Ben Snider says there are three main reasons this year’s IPO activity won’t drain […]
Deutsche Bank warned that gold could fall to about $3,800 an ounce if the Federal Reserve delivers three to four rate hikes, a scenario that would deepen the metal’s slide. The downside case sits alongside fresh forecast cuts. Deutsche Bank follows Goldman Sachs, which cut its year-end target to $4,900 an ounce from $5,400. Gold

China's sluggish domestic demand may prompt policy easing, impacting global markets and investor sentiment, especially in consumer sectors.
Goldman Sachs warned that Southeast Asia faces a food-supply shock, as costlier oil and fertilizer from the Middle East conflict collide with the threat of a strong El Niño event later in 2026. The investment bank estimates the combined pressures could add an average of 1 percentage point to regional food inflation after six months,

The US-Iran peace deal's impact on oil prices boosts European equities, but market optimism hinges on sustained negotiations and stable oil costs.
Goldman Sachs has lowered its year-end gold forecast by $500 to $4,900 an ounce. This revised forecast comes as hopes for a 2026 rate cut fade. The revised target still implies gains in the second half, though smaller than the bank previously projected. Analysts Lina Thomas and Daan Struyven outlined the change in a research

Goldman Sachs cut its year-end gold target to $4,900 as delayed Fed rate cuts pressure gold, Bitcoin and broader risk appetite.

Goldman Sachs revised its year-end forecast for gold to $4,900, indicating a rise from current levels, but less than previously expected.

The overvaluation of the British pound could lead to downward pressure, impacting UK equities and international investors' returns.