Global Views: Bending, Not Breaking

Goldman Sachs

Research

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Goldman Sachs argues that the 10 week Strait of Hormuz closure has hurt global growth only moderately so far. The note lowers its 12 month U.S. recession probability to 25%, while warning oil risks, inflation distortions, and labor market softening still matter.

Key Takeaways

Recession Risk Eased: Goldman cut its 12 month U.S. recession probability from 30% to 25% as activity and financial conditions improved.
Oil Shock Contained: Under its baseline, Goldman expects Brent to edge down to $90 per barrel by year end as the Strait gradually reopens.
Inflation Delays Cuts: Goldman delayed two 25 bp Fed cuts to December 2026 and March 2027 after upside PCE surprises and firmer labor data.

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