In a recent podcast from Goldman Sachs, the panel delved into the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cuts and their impact on the market. While the Fed's decision was not as drastic as many expected, the speakers felt that the market's reaction was exaggerated. They remain optimistic about U.S. equities, crediting ongoing fiscal support and a gradual return to normal interest rates, which they believe will uphold U.S. exceptionalism. Despite some concerns about valuations, they emphasized the resilience of top U.S. companies. Additionally, they noted promising prospects in emerging markets, especially Brazil, and are anticipating a boost in capital markets activity come 2025. Overall, their sentiment is one of cautious optimism, favoring U.S. equities while also considering selective opportunities in emerging markets.
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