Goldman honey: 11% expected gains for the "S & P500" index in the year

Goldman Sachs Group Inc has raised its forecasts for US shares, with the decline in trade tensions between the United States and China, bringing the return of the ‘Buy America’ strategy. Strategists in the group, including David Costin, expect the “Standard & Poor’s 500” index to reach the level of 6500 points during the next 12 months, higher than a previous estimate at 6.200 points. New estimates indicate about 11% profits compared to the closure of Monday. This update came after the rise of US markets on Monday, after negotiators from the world’s two largest economies agreed to temporarily reduce customs duties, strengthening the interests of traders over the possibility of avoiding economic recession in the United States. However, Goldman Sachs is still careful. A warning of excessive optimism and strategy books in a memorandum: “Praise the optimistic market for economic growth expectations, in addition to the ambiguity around the extent of the coming slowdown in economic growth and profits, is likely to be a factor that limits the complications of shares in the coming months.” Opportunities in the technological sector and the group reduced its expectations for the “Standard & Poor’s 500” index twice in March, with the escalation of the risk of recession and ambiguity associated with customs decisions. The streets said that despite the decline in these problems due to the last agreement, major technology companies are expected to benefit in particular, but the broader profits prospects are still inaccurate. They added: “Despite the last improvement in growth expectations, customs for customs are likely to be much higher than in 2024, pushing the boundaries of profits.” Goldman advises investors to focus on shares of companies that have a high price power, which despite the high production costs can retain their margins.