Goldman Sachs Forecasts Decline in US 10-Year Treasury Yield

Goldman Sachs Group has predicted that US 10-year Treasury yields will decline to 4.6% by the end of 2027. This forecast remains below the general market expectation. The bank bases its expectation of a rate cut on two main factors. The first is the anticipation that bonds will become more attractive as a hedging instrument. The second is a moderate inflation outlook. Goldman Sachs' forecast points to a long-term downward trend in Treasury yields. This is seen as a development that could affect pricing and investor strategies in the bond market. Not investment advice.

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Goldman Sachs' forecast of a decline in US 10-year Treasury yields creates a mildly positive backdrop for rate-sensitive banking stocks. However, GS shares are currently trading at 913.6, below the SMA20 (919.2), and the short-term trend is weak. With RSI at 48.9 in neutral territory and MACD below its signal line (4.3 versus 6.3), momentum has not yet reversed. The news alone is not a strong catalyst; unless the price establishes itself above the SMA20, upside may remain limited. I therefore expect a cautious, mildly positive bias.

RSI 14

48.9

MACD

4.32

24h Δ

0.85%

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