Exchanges

Goldman Sachs Exchanges: Outlook 2026 | Episode 1: The Big Picture

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Jan 13, 2026
Join Jan Hatzius, Goldman Sachs' chief economist, and Dominic Wilson, a senior advisor at the Global Markets Research Group, as they delve into the macroeconomic outlook for 2026. They explore the optimistic U.S. growth trajectory aided by tariff relief and fiscal support. The discussion touches on China's dual challenges of export resilience and domestic weakness, along with implications for Europe. The guests also analyze inflation trends, labor market dynamics, and the impact of AI on productivity, predicting a complex yet promising year ahead.
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INSIGHT

Clearer Growth Story For 2026

  • Jan Hatzius expects 2026 growth to be clearer and more positive as tariff increases recede and fiscal support kicks in.
  • Rate cuts and easier financial conditions add to the tailwinds supporting growth.
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U.S. Growth Fueled By Productivity And Policy

  • The U.S. outlook is for 2.5% year‑over‑year growth driven by fiscal boosts and rate cuts without tightening the labor market.
  • Productivity gains raise the economy's speed limit, keeping unemployment around 4.5%.
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Markets May Underprice U.S. Growth

  • Markets have room to upgrade their growth expectations versus Goldman Sachs' 2.5% U.S. forecast.
  • Joint bond and equity pricing implies the market sees growth a bit under 2%, leaving upside if data remain strong.
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