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  1. Everything Goldman Sachs predicts for 2017 - in one chart

    by , 12-06-2016 at 02:41 PM
    Everything Goldman Sachs predicts for 2017 - in one chart

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  2. Weekly Outlook: 2015, September 06 - 13 - Why volatility is bad news for investment banks

    by , 09-06-2015 at 08:25 AM
    Why volatility is bad news for investment banks

    Recent market volatility isn’t good news for investment banks, JPMorgan’s Kian Abouhossein and team argued, and leaves Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley near the bottom of their pecking order. They explain:

    "Although volatility is good for investment banks, recent market turmoil has led to a spike in market volatility (avg VIX +100% since 15 Aug) which poses some residual short positioning risks such as correlation. Generally ...
  3. Non-Farm Employment Change forecast from Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, RBS

    by , 06-05-2015 at 08:48 AM
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    Goldman Sachs:
    • The employment components of various manufacturing surveys have been weak (Dallas Fed manufacturing survey, Chicago PMI & the ISM services report)
    • Mining sector job losses may persist and continue to be a drag
    • GS say that the consensus forecast has overestimated jobs growth in May for the last few years, by 56,000 on average over the previous 5 years
    • Warm weather likely inflated the jobs number in April, but this may have
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  4. Goldman Sachs outlook: GS targets EUR/USD at 1.00 in 6-months and USD/JPY at 125 over the same end of period

    by , 05-01-2015 at 02:03 AM
    In a special note to clients today, Goldman Sachs updates its outlook on EUR/USD and USD/JPY noticing that the latest messages form the ECB and BoJ seem to be 'lost in translation'. The following are the key points in GS' note along with its latest forecasts for EUR/USD and USD/JPY.

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    1- "When central banks are implementing QE – as the ECB and Bank of Japan clearly are – they deliver two basic messages. First, they comment on whether ...
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