Goldman Sachs: stock market on the upper - three factors strengthen the courses!

Goldman Sachs: stock market on the upper - three factors strengthen the courses!

Goldman Sachs has raised his assessment for global shares from "neutral" to "Overweight" and sees promising developments in the next three months. In a current report, the investment bank identifies three factors that could have a positive impact on the stock market. These are an improvement in corporate performance, a relaxation of monetary policy in the USA and worldwide as well as relaxation of the fiscal framework at a global level. These framework conditions could help investors look more optimistic on the market.

The forecast for the S&P 500 Index has been increased and is now 6,800 points, which is about 14% above the current state of 6,704 points. This optimization comes at a time when market participants hope for generally positive economic development, especially in the United States. The global director of hedge fund support at Goldman Sachs, Tony Pasquariello, found that shares usually cut off well during phases of the relaxation of monetary policy and when the market movements upwards.

Market development and forecasts

Despite the improvement for global stocks, Goldman Sachs has downgraded his assessment for global loans from "neutral" to "Underweight" for the coming quarter. The reason for this is the market conditions assessed as overvalued. The decision to loosen monetary policy is generally perceived as positive, especially if the Federal Reserve lowers interest during an economic upswing. In such periods, market developments are often favorable.

The strategic considerations of Goldman Sachs show that the bank is optimistic about the future and prepares for relaxation and stability in the financial markets. Investors could benefit from these developments and should use the bank's assessments as a valuable orientation aid. The developments of the coming months could be decisive for how the markets will continue to develop.