The Goldman Sachs Group (GS) News Today

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) is trading on a mix of encouraging deal flow and strategic expansions, offset by investor concerns over margins and broader economic headwinds. Below are the key developments influencing the stock today.

• Positive Sentiment: Goldman Sachs expects the Fed to cut rates three times in 2025, which could support lending activity and capital markets. Goldman Sachs Expects Fed to Cut Rates Three Times in 2025
• Positive Sentiment: A Goldman-backed firm raised €2 billion for circular-economy investments, highlighting strong performance in Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Goldman-Backed Firm Raises €2 Billion as Circular Economy Gains
• Positive Sentiment: Goldman is part of a $2.7 billion financing package for Soho House’s take-private deal, securing fees and reinforcing its M&A credentials. Soho House Strikes Deal To Go Private With $2.7 Billion Offer
• Positive Sentiment: Goldman opened a new, larger office in Mumbai, expanding its footprint in India’s fast-growing market. Goldman Sachs Opens New Mumbai Office With Bigger Footprint
• Positive Sentiment: Management highlighted the critical technological trend of AI plus robotics—underscoring Goldman’s research leadership. The technological trend of AI plus robotics is too important to be ignored: Goldman Sachs
• Positive Sentiment: Goldman deployed capital into multiple SPACs—including Centurion, Distoken and Oaktree Acquisition Corp III—positioning itself in high-growth sectors. Strategic Acquisition of Centurion Acquisition Corp Shares
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman maintained a neutral rating on Antero Midstream and raised its price target. Maintains Neutral Rating on Antero Midstream
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman lowered its price target for Globant to $105. Lowers Price Target for Globant to $105
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman maintained its sell rating on Luminar Technologies (LAZR) and cut its price target. Maintains Sell Rating on LAZR
• Neutral Sentiment: Averages of analyst ratings place Goldman Sachs at a ‘Hold’ consensus. Given Average Rating of "Hold" by Analysts
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman initiated coverage on Carlsmed, CARL and MH—assigning buy ratings to some and neutral to others. Initiates Coverage on MH with 'Buy' Rating
• Neutral Sentiment: Crompton Greaves scheduled an investor meeting at Goldman Sachs’ conference, underlining its global capital-markets role. Crompton Greaves Schedules Investor Meeting at Goldman Sachs Conference
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman promoted Masako Takanabe to co-head of Japan investment banking, reinforcing its leadership bench. Promotes Takanabe to be Japan Investment Banking Co-Head
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman reported a Q2 earnings beat but signaled mixed outlook on margins. Earnings Beat in Q2, but Margin Outlook Raises Doubts
• Negative Sentiment: Goldman warned of cracks in the U.S. jobs market, raising concerns about economic momentum. Goldman Issues Alarming Jobs Market Warning
• Negative Sentiment: Analysts cautioned that S&P’s Q2 beat masks stretched 2026 margins, highlighting potential profitability pressures. Flags Risk: S&P’s Q2 Beat Masks Stretched 2026 Margins
• Negative Sentiment: Goldman strategists warned the current ‘Goldilocks’ market may face a setback if macro indicators deteriorate. Why Goldman Sachs Says the 'Goldilocks' Stock Market May Get Hit