Goldman Sachs expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged through 2026 and delay rate cuts until 2027, it ​said on Friday, citing stronger economic activity and job growth ‌after a robust payrolls report.

Goldman Sachs has pushed its forecast for the Federal Reserve’s next rate cuts into 2027, signalling that stronger US growth, firmer hiring and stubborn inflation risks may keep monetary policy tighter for longer than markets had expected.

Goldman Sachs has revised its outlook for U.S. monetary policy, predicting that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged through 2026 and postpone any rate cuts until 2027. The updated forecast

Goldman Sachs no longer expects the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates this year after stronger-than-anticipated U.S. employment data reinforced confidence in the labor market. In a note published Friday,

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon just made a blunt call on market sentiment. Here is what he said and what it means for investors watching AI stocks in 2026.

In a report published Friday, Goldman Sachs strategist Ben Snider and colleagues said the S&P 500 ( SP500) has gained 13% since late March, making it one of the sharpest rallies in decades. Prior to a pullback on Friday,