Goldman Sachs, the leading financial giant, has predicted a bullish forecast for the global stock market. The markets are poised for future gains, irrespective of fluctuating domain narratives. The prediction states how the global stock markets are set to soar high, all while registering new economic growth and progress.

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Goldman Sachs and Stocks: What Happened?

Goldman Sachs has predicted a series of future gains for the global equity market. Leading Goldman experts have come up with a new forecast, adding how the global equity/stocks may continue to soar as the US economy continues to portray a resilient stance. Alongside this, the dovish Fed stance, with supportive valuations and stats altogether, may end up playing a key role in keeping equities in high demand.

“Good earnings growth, Fed easing without a recession, and global fiscal policy easing will continue to support equities. With anchored recession risk, we would buy dips in equities into year-end.” The team wrote.

The experts have also updated the stock market ratings from underweight to neutral, retaining the bullish forecasts for the next 12 months.

Why Should You Buy That Dip?

Bloomberg reported that the dovish Fed stance has renewed investor sentiment, curbing the risk of rising inflation. Moreover, with the AI narratives gaining ground, investors have now unlocked new avenues to explore, fueling the global stock boom.

“A rotation into global equities: Since 2010, global equity ETFs have seen a massive +$6.1 trillion in cumulative net inflows. During the same period, long-only equity funds have recorded -$3.1 trillion in net outflows. This trend accelerated in 2020, and global equity ETF inflows have TRIPLED since. Over the last 2 weeks, global equity ETFs have attracted +$122 billion in inflows, the second-largest on record after December 2024. Overall, global equities have seen +$88 billion inflows over the past 2 weeks, the third-largest on record. The flight into global stocks continues.”

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