The unrest in the United States strengthens global markets – but chaos is still spreading, Goldman Sachs warns

• The sale of the US stock market in the United States pushes investors to search for opportunities in global stocks.

• Emerging markets outperform the performance, as the American recession is afraid that investors will diversify their portfolios.

• However, the American economic slowdown will pose risks to global markets.

It has benefited from the last stock market in the United States from stocks elsewhere where investors rotate investments-but their long-term gains still depend on the American economy.

Last week, American stock markets witnessed a brutal sale of fears from A. recession. the S & P 500 4 % decrease and Nasdak 8 % decreased so far this year.

On the other hand, and EURO Stoxx 50 Index It is 10.4 % a year higher so far, especially after that Germany and Europe Defense and government spending plans were announced. At the same time, a China technology gathering Send Hong Kong Hang Singh Fahras An increase 20 % while the mainland CSI 300 The index rose about 2 %.

Analysts at Goldman Sachs wrote in the Sunday note and emerging markets for the United States, and analysts at Goldman Sachs wrote in the Sunday note. But they said that there are limits to separation – especially if American economic activity and growth continue to slow down and the American recession becomes “a real threat.”

They wrote, “In those scenarios – where the United States holds badly – the most strict financial conditions and risk alienation tend to spill to global markets as well.”

Analysts wrote that markets in Europe and China have been quickly strengthened by the European Union and Germany’s huge financial packages and artificial intelligence developments, respectively. But if the US economy and markets are weak, these other markets may need supportive factors to continue their positive performance.

The Goldman Sachs report comes after the last shares in the United States sent the investors they are looking for Market winners elsewhere.

Meanwhile, the macroeconomic economy and market expectations of the United States-the world’s largest economy, which represents about a quarter of GDP-is still not certain because the second Trump administration has a higher tolerance for Market disorder.

Sunday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Pesin Tell NBC News that “there are no guarantees” will not be a recession. He also said that he was “not at all” concerned about the volatile stock markets.

US President Donald Trump recently refused to exclude the possibility of recession.

“The challenge is that since the new policy announcements are still coming and because the timing of the impact of uncertainty is not clear, it may take time before the market gains confidence in that the economy avoids more permanent damage even if the data has withstood.”

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