Global growth will be more stable than it looks in 2016, according to market analysis from Goldman Sachs, which pegs the top 10 market themes for the coming year. Goldman: Fed tightening more hawkish than markets anticipate The consumer is going to lead advanced economies to strong performance, but this might not as easily translate into stock market gains has high valuations and rising rates could prove to be challenging headwinds for equities, predicted the Nov. 19 Global Markets Analyst from Charles Himmelberg and others on the Goldman Sachs economics research team. “Growth has consistently disappointed over the past several…
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- Goldman: Fed tightening more hawkish than markets anticipate
- Goldman sees small gains for U.S. stocks in 2016 as room in EU and Japan for upside surprises
- Emerging market debt risk could lead to a slowdown, but not a meltdown
- Economic market growth leads to rising oil prices and a relative value dislocation
- The “new normal” in market liquidity is less is more
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