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Express News | Goldman Sachs BDC, Inc. Reports September 30, 2024 Financial Results and Announces Quarterly Dividend of $0.45 per Share
Goldman Sachs Adds 95 to Its Partner Ranks
FOMC Cut Sends Prices Up, Election Blitz Strong | Wall Street Today
Goldman Sachs Opens the Door a Bit Wider to Its Prestigious Club of Partners -- WSJ
Express News | Goldman Sachs Promotes 95 Bankers to Partner Rank, Including 26 Women
Smart Money Is Betting Big In Goldman Sachs Gr Options
Market Hits All-Time Highs on FOMC Rate Day | Live Stock
Wendy's Enlists Palantir's AI to Keep up With Frosty Demand
Trump is making a comeback, Goldman Sachs has lowered economic growth expectations for countries in Europe such as Germany and the United Kingdom.
①Goldman Sachs predicts that Trump's protectionist policies will harm Europe's economy, especially Germany; ②Goldman Sachs has lowered its economic growth expectations for Europe, expecting trade tensions to affect European exports and economic growth; ③Trump's questioning of NATO's role may lead European countries to increase defense spending, affecting business confidence.
U.S. Banks' Credit Default Swaps Fall Following Trump Win -- Market Talk
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Just Beat EPS By 21%: Here's What Analysts Think Will Happen Next
After Trump's victory, the volatility plummeted, and algo funds are expected to buy $50 billion of US stocks on a large scale.
Trump winning the US presidential election triggered a surge in the stock market, triggering a buy signal for rule-based investment funds, which is expected to fuel this upward trend. Before the election on Tuesday, Wall Street had been preparing for the risk of market volatility after the vote. However, on the contrary, Trump's decisive victory pushed the fear index VIX to its second largest single-day drop since 2021, while the S&P 500 index surged by 2.5%. This forced systematic-oriented funds to rebalance by buying stocks, thus creating a technology-driven feedback loop that increased the strength behind the stock market rally. 'The year-end rally begins today, and it may be strong.'
During the 'Trump trade' all-night revelry: which records are being broken?
With Trump reclaiming the White House, a series of 'Trump trade' activities in the global financial markets on Wednesday undoubtedly plunged into an all-night celebration; Many investors quickly picked up many profitable strategies from 2016. From the trend of the market, this time various market sectors seem to be even more 'crazy' than in 2016...
What Trump's Victory Means for 60/40 Investors -- Barrons.com
Overnight news: US stocks closed higher, Biden congratulates Trump on winning, Musk's net worth increased by $20.9 billion, Wall Street cuts bets on the Fed cutting rates.
For more global financial news, please visit 24/7 real-time financial news market closing: after the election, the US stocks reached a historic high, with the Dow rising over 1500 points. The top 20 US stocks traded on November 6: Tesla surged by about 15%, Musk's net worth skyrocketed by 20.9 billion US dollars. On Wednesday, most popular China concept stocks dropped, with Taiwan Semiconductor down 1.3% and Nio Inc. down 5.3%. US WTI crude oil slightly declined on Wednesday, investors are concerned about the election's impact, while spot gold fell by 3.1% to below 2660 US dollars. Major European stock indexes closed mostly lower, with the German DAX30 index falling by 1.09%. The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented on the US presidential election results.
Market Prices in Trump Victory with Index Records | Wall Street Today
Goldman Sachs Options Spot-On: On November 6th, 79,884 Contracts Were Traded, With 264.27K Open Interest
Regional Bank Stocks Notch Strongest Day In 4 Years: Why Analysts Expect 'Several Tailwinds' From Trump Policies
Form 144 | Goldman Sachs(GS.US) Insider Proposes to Sell 6.81 Million in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ Nov 6, $GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC PRF 08/05/2037 (S&P GSCI ENH CO TOT RET)(GSCE.US)$、$Goldman Sachs(GS.US)$ Insider COLEMAN DENIS P. intends to sell 12,929 shares of its common
Trump 2.0 has plunged central bank policy paths into uncertainty.
With the return of Trump to the White House, central bank officials around the world are assessing whether their biggest concerns about the president-elect will come true. Trump had promised to impose tariffs on imported commodities in the usa, which would disrupt global trade, reduce taxes, further strain the federal budget, and lead to deportation plans, potentially resulting in a decrease in cheap labor. This poses two key risks: a slowdown in global economic expansion, and an acceleration of domestic inflation in the usa, which would make the Federal Reserve even less willing to cut interest rates. The result could be a strengthening of the dollar, squeezing the room for emerging markets countries to loosen their mmf policies. Goldman Sachs economists predict that the European Central Bank will move after Trump wins the selection.