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Goldman Sachs has revised its U.S. stock market outlook, lowering the year-end target for the S&P 500 index to 5,700 from 6,200, reflecting concerns over President Trump's tariff policies and economic slowdown risks. The firm also cut its 2025 GDP growth forecast to 1% and now anticipates three Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, citing the need for "insurance-style" measures against economic downturns.
BNP Paribas Asset Management has appointed Jeff French as head of investor relations for private assets in Asia Pacific, based in Singapore. With 15 years of experience, including roles at OMERS Private Equity, Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Credit Suisse, French's hiring aligns with the firm's strategy to expand its private asset business amid rising interest from Asian investors. APAC CEO Mike Nikou emphasized the commitment to enhancing product offerings and sources of alpha for clients.
Morgan Stanley, Citi, and Goldman Sachs have all raised their gold price forecasts, with expectations of prices reaching $3,300 to $3,500 per ounce in the near term, driven by strong physical demand and macroeconomic factors. Goldman Sachs even suggests a potential rise above $4,200 per ounce by late 2025 under severe market stress. As gold prices hover around $3,121.44, analysts emphasize the importance of sustaining physical demand and the impact of interest rate trends on future growth.
Goldman Sachs has raised the likelihood of a recession under President Trump to 35%, citing the risks from new tariffs and a decline in household and business confidence. The firm predicts a 0.3% increase in unemployment, estimating that Trump's policies could reduce GDP growth by 1.2% over the next year. Meanwhile, Moody's Analytics has also increased its recession probability to 40%, warning of a potential "recession by design."
Goldman Sachs has increased the probability of a recession to 35%, citing President Trump’s escalating trade war and declining consumer confidence as key factors. CNBC's Dominic Chu reports on how markets are preparing for new tariffs expected this week.
Goldman Sachs has revised its year-end target for the S&P 500 to 5,700 points, marking an 8% decrease from its earlier estimate of 6,200. Chief U.S. Equity Strategist David Kostin cited heightened recession risks and tariff uncertainties as key factors for this downgrade, warning that further deterioration in growth outlook could lead to even steeper declines in valuations. The new target suggests a modest 2% gain for the index this year, reflecting one of the most bearish forecasts on Wall Street.
Goldman Sachs has raised the U.S. recession probability to 35%, citing concerns over President Trump's tariff policies, which could lead to inflation, trade retaliation, and slower economic growth. The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates to stimulate the economy, but risks remain high for job markets and consumer spending. As uncertainty looms, individuals are advised to strengthen their financial foundations.
Goldman Sachs has downgraded its S&P 500 forecast, now predicting a modest 3% increase by year-end, down from 12%. The bank anticipates a 15 percentage point rise in average US tariffs, leading to inflation hitting 3.4% and a 35% chance of recession within the next year. If a recession occurs, profits for S&P 500 companies could drop by 13%, potentially causing a 17% decline in stock values. Investors are increasingly favoring foreign stocks, particularly in Europe, as US economic pressures mount.
Goldman Sachs has issued a warning that the likelihood of a recession is increasing due to escalating tariffs and heightened global trade tensions. This alert highlights the potential economic challenges that may arise in the near future.
The S&P 500 experienced a decline on Monday following a target cut by Goldman Sachs. The analyst's revision raised concerns about an increased risk of recession, contributing to the market's downward movement.
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