Goldman Sachs looks at how the Iran ceasefire and easing tail risk have helped markets rally despite lingering shortages in energy and AI infrastructure. The sharper point is that investors may now be pricing relief too aggressively, with US growth pricing near 2.5% and AI valuations still building.
Global Market Views: Shortages
Goldman Sachs
Dominic Wilson, Kamakshya Trivedi
Research
14 Pages
Key Takeaways
Relief Already Priced: US growth pricing has rebounded to 2.5%, suggesting markets may already be looking past near term weakness into 2027.
AI Value Builds: Tech investment has exceeded late 1990s peaks as a share of GDP, while Exhibit 7 frames AI valuation upside near $35 trillion.
Rates Reprice Higher: Exhibit 10 shows hawkish repricing moving from front ends into long bonds, challenging the rally as 2.5% growth pricing looks stretched.