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Goldman Trader Says Buoyant Stocks Are Ignoring Recession Risks
A 30% probability of a US recession might sound like a red flag, yet global stocks remain buoyant as betting against the market momentum “feels almost irrational,” according to a macro trader at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Investors are likely to ignore a possible labour market slowdown and focus on strong liquidity and structural growth issues, such as artificial intelligence and fiscal credit expansion, one analyst said. Read more
Read time approx.: 1 minutes, 18 secondsU.S. stocks are close to historic peaks, as strong corporate profits and interest rate cuts bets are overshadowing concerns about the impact of generalized tariffs.A 30% probability of recession in the U.S. might seem like a warning signal, but world stock exchanges remain buoyant, as betting against market momentum “appears almost irrational,” according to a macroeconomic operator from Goldman Sachs Group…
Despite recently weak economic data and warning voices against a possible recession in the US, the boom in the stock markets continues – to the surprise of some Wall Street experts. An investment bank's strategist Goldman Sachs now warns that this stock market rush may be dangerously short-sighted. While economic risks are increasing, investors seem to ignore them intentionally – and prefer [...] The post stock markets: Goldman warns against rec…
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