"Reflation" has become a new core narrative! Goldman Sachs: Global asset allocation needs to be adjusted, leaning towards growth pricing.
Goldman Sachs believes that in the 're-inflation' environment, the market may prefer assets that benefit from economic recovery and rising inflation. Goldman Sachs has an optimistic outlook on the return of risk assets in the next year, believing that investors should increase their investments in stocks and crediting in the short term.
US stock market early trading | The three major indexes fell together, chip stocks generally declined, NVIDIA and AMD both dropped more than 3%; UnitedHealth fell more than 8%, 2025 fiscal year guidance below expectations.
As of press time, the Dow Jones fell by 0.50%; the Nasdaq rose by 0.20%; the s&p 500 index rose by 0.09%.
Apollo's CEO: The past 15 years of good fortune in the global asset management industry has come to an end, and in the future, we need to seize these four huge opportunities.
Marc Rowan said that in the past fifteen years, Apollo's management assets have grown 16 to 17 times, actually surpassing apple and microsoft. However, the good luck of the past 15 years has ended, and the future needs to seize four huge opportunities - global industrial revival, huge capital demand of global large companies, a large demand for fixed income in the retirement market, and a rethink of the public offering and private equity markets.
US stock market preview | Banks' performance is intensively released! Goldman Sachs, Bank of America pre-market rise by more than 2%; Trump's trade 'comeback', Trump media technology surges over 11%
Investor optimism has seen its biggest increase since June 2020, but Bank of America has once again issued a "sell" signal; Is "Trump 2.0" unfavorable to the USA? Polls: Inflation, deficits, and interest rates will all be higher than Harris.
"Trump 2.0" unfavorable to the usa? Polls: Inflation, deficit, and interest rates are all expected to be higher than Harris.
1. The latest polls show that most economists believe that inflation, deficits, and interest rates under the "Trump 2.0" scenario will be higher than Harris'; 2. At the same time, Trump and Harris are still neck and neck in the polls, evenly matched.
Inflation expectations are quietly rising, should the US bond market be taken lightly?
More and more signs indicate that inflation concerns are returning, while the performance of long-term government bonds shows its serious underestimation of this risk.