2026-01-12 00:07:07

Goldman Sachs economists are painting an optimistic picture for the US economy this year. Their take? Tax cuts combined with real wage growth and expanding wealth should provide meaningful tailwinds. The cherry on top—inflation is expected to cool down. It's a scenario that could reshape asset allocation strategies, especially for institutions watching macro trends closely. Worth keeping tabs on how this plays out against current market dynamics.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 12h ago

Goldman Sachs is bullish again, but can the tax cuts really be implemented?

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-12 04:55

Goldman Sachs is bragging again; it would be good if they can actually deliver this time.

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DuskSurfer

· 01-12 00:37

Goldman Sachs is once again hyping up tax cuts and wage growth, which sounds pretty outrageous. But what about in the real world?

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WalletDetective

· 01-12 00:36

Goldman Sachs is bullish again. Will this time be different? Feels like the pattern is a bit old.

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SelfStaking

· 01-12 00:35

Goldman Sachs bullish on the US economy? Sounds good, but ultimately it depends on real money actually being invested; otherwise, it's just armchair strategizing.

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SigmaValidator

· 01-12 00:30

Goldman Sachs says nice things, let's wait and see.

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NFTBlackHole

· 01-12 00:23

Goldman is stirring up again, and this story is quite convincing... Wait, can tax cuts really save the market? I’m not so sure. Tax reduction + wage increase + wealth expansion... sounds like a dream, but will inflation really obediently come down? Should institutions start bottom fishing? Won’t this wave of market rally just be paper wealth again? Feels like I hear this kind of rhetoric every year, and next year it will be different again. Really? I’m a bit skeptical... Should asset allocation be majorly adjusted? It might turn out to be opposite to expectations again. Can Goldman’s forecast this time be trusted? Anyway, I’m half convinced and half doubtful.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 01-12 00:12

Here we go again with the bullish talk. How many times have we heard Goldman Sachs' spiel...

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