Here is how S&P 500 has been since Goldman Sachs Recession
⚈ Economists warn of potential stagnation despite market gains, pointing to macroeconomic fears.
⚈ Goldman Sachs maintains recession, as he made a target of bullish gold as a caution.
Despite the strict warning of bank customers on April 9, the recession and the withdrawal of the largest shares has not been achieved since then – in a blatant contradiction with the initial prediction of the Sadman Sachs, the S&P 500 index has already increased since the tariff shock in early April.
At the time of the multinational investment bank predictionS&P reached 500 5,456, after it was characterized by 9.52 % to the upward trend from the end of the previous day after reviewing the previous tariff policies.
By the time of the press on May 7, the standard index reached 5663 – by 3.79 % higher than the levels seen at the time of Goldman Sachs stagnation warning.

Perhaps the stagnation warning in Goldman Sachs has been warned – but there are still concerns
Although the current S&P 500 recovery, the main causes of anxiety – total economic conditions and commercial conflicts remain a permanent source of concern.
In fact, it seems that the consensus is that the issue has been delayed only instead of resolving it. Senior economists David Rosenberg urged investors to “cleanse” their governor, saying that nearly 60 % of the American economy is either in a stagnation or near it.
Jimmy Damon, CEO of JPMorgan, warned that the moderate recession will be the best scenario to go forward-a feeling repeated by the director of the Williard Paul Tudor Jones, who is now considered to crash the stock market. Moreover, the demand for oil, which is a wider economy agent, decreases.
Finally, Goldman Sachs did not revise his outlook also – with a recently released goal of gold that clearly shows that the banking giant still considers the recession a distinctive possibility.
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