Goldman Sachs has pushed back against mounting concerns that global stock markets are entering bubble territory, saying valuations — even among artificial intelligence (AI)-linked companies — remain within reasonable bounds.
Goldman Sachs lowered its outlook for the pound amid concerns of a runaway sell-off.
One of Wall Street’s largest banks has sharply revised its outlook for the pound, warning that an “escalation in the loop of sell-offs in UK assets” could significantly damage the
Rachel Reeves is set to increase taxes by “at least” £15 billion to £20 billion, says Wall Street giant
Rachel Reeves is expected to introduce an additional £15 billion to £20 billion in tax increases, beyond Labour’s manifesto commitments, in her upcoming Budget next month, according to a warning
Goldman Sachs removes bonus limit for top London bankers
Investment bank set to pay top UK traders up to 25 times their base salary.
Goldman Sachs Announces Interest Rate Reduction Starting From February
Economists at Goldman Sachs have suggested that interest rates might be reduced as early as February or March, particularly if the economy enters a full recession.
Goldman Sachs saw its profits slump by a third in the three months to September
Goldman Sachs experienced a 33% decline in profits during the three months ending September, due to fewer transactions in a subdued market environment.
Oil prices remain stable at levels close to 10-month peaks.
On Monday, the standard oil price remained steady, maintaining its position above $90 a barrel, a level not seen in the last 10 months. This surge was influenced by recent
Gas prices rise as workers begin strikes at two key Chevron facilities in Australia
European gas prices have surged as employees at two prominent Chevron sites in Australia initiated limited strikes following unsuccessful negotiations.
LNG workers at Chevron in Australia permit union to initiate a strike.
Chevron’s LNG production in Australia may face interruptions as a recent worker vote approved union-led industrial action if required.
North Sea’s largest producer transitions from a $1bn profit to a deficit following a windfall tax.
The premier operator in the North Sea shifted from nearly a $1bn profit to an $8m deficit after the introduction of the government’s windfall tax, and a subsequent reduction in
Oil Prices rise, with UBS Predicting Further Increases Ahead
Analysts from UBS do not anticipate the recent dip in crude oil prices to continue, as they revealed on Thursday. They argue that the current market trends are obscuring a
Gas prices surge 18% due to concerns over potential supply disruptions.
European gas prices have soared by 18% due to the potential for strike action by workers in Australia, which could cause significant disruptions to global supplies.