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Goldman Says Copper’s ‘Breakout’ Above $11,000 Won’t Last
Yahoo Finance· 2025-12-04 18:27
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. injected some caution into the debate over copper’s prospects, saying its surge past $11,000 a ton will prove short-lived as there’s still more than enough metal to meet global demand. “Most of the recent copper price increase is based on expectation of future market tightness, rather than current fundamentals,” the bank’s analysts, including Aurelia Waltham, wrote in a note. “We do not expect the current breakout above $11,000 to be sustained.” Most Read from Bloomberg Copper m ...
高盛暂停为与芝商所(CME)事故相关的数字中心公司发售债券
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen· 2025-12-04 17:49
Core Insights - Goldman Sachs has suspended the planned mortgage bond sale for CyrusOne due to a significant service disruption at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group Inc.) [1] - The refinancing transaction, originally scheduled for pricing this week, is now on hold and may be restarted in the first quarter of next year [1] - This disruption serves as a warning to investors involved in the AI data center boom, highlighting the potential for lease agreements to be terminated amid repeated outages [1]
3M Company (MMM) Presents at Goldman Sachs Industrials and Materials Conference 2025 Transcript

Seeking Alpha· 2025-12-04 17:48
PresentationJoseph RitchieGoldman Sachs Group, Inc., Research Division All right. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to day-2 of the Goldman Sachs Industrials and Materials Conference. My name is Joe Ritchie. I cover the multi-industry sector and also co-run the Industrials and Materials business unit. We're really excited to kick off today with 3M. We have Bill Brown, the Chairman and CEO here. Before we kick it off, I am required to make certain disclosures and public appearances about Goldman Sachs' relat ...
高盛最新研判:12月降息稳了,但2026年Fed路径"迷雾重重"
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-12-04 11:25
原因?劳动力市场疲软正变得"too entrenched"。研报原文写道:"We believe this could indicate that the weakness in the labor market is becoming too entrenched to be checked by the modest cyclical growth acceleration we expect next year."(我们认为劳动力市场的疲软正变得过于根深蒂固,温和的周期性增长加速难以 扭转。) 换句话说,即便美国经济明年回暖至2%-2.5%增速,也未必能遏制就业端颓势。 高盛内部layoff tracker显示,企业财报电话会议中的裁员mentions近月大幅攀升——这或许是比初请失业金更领先的风向标。研报同时提及"中国冲击 2.0"、俄乌和平协议潜在影响、铜价看涨等话题,研报已上传星球。 (来源:口罩哥研报60秒) 高盛(Goldman Sachs)12月3日发布最新宏观研究报告《What's Top of Mind in Macro Research》,核心聚焦美联储降息路径。 研报直言:12月FO ...
每日投行/机构观点梳理(2025-12-04)
Jin Shi Shu Ju· 2025-12-04 10:16
Group 1: Market Outlook - Morgan Stanley has raised its target for the CSI 300 index to 4840 points by December 2026, indicating a renewed interest in Chinese assets as a growth market [1] - Barclays Bank remains optimistic about global and European stock markets, forecasting an 8% increase in earnings per share in Europe next year, supported by robust fundamentals and anticipated monetary easing [3] - Nomura Securities predicts that the MSCI Asia (excluding Japan) index will achieve returns in the double digits by 2026, driven by strong earnings forecasts and supportive macro trends [8] Group 2: Commodity Price Predictions - Goldman Sachs expresses caution regarding copper prices, stating that the recent surge above $11,000 per ton lacks fundamental support and is primarily based on future supply tightness expectations [2] - Fitch Ratings has downgraded short- to medium-term oil price forecasts due to significant supply surplus, while raising European natural gas price predictions to $9 per cubic meter for 2026 [4] Group 3: Sector-Specific Insights - Deutsche Bank highlights that the global AI investment theme is favorable for Asia, although ongoing debates about valuation and ownership may increase market volatility [6] - Citic Securities emphasizes the ongoing growth of the AI industry, noting that overseas markets are ahead of domestic ones in terms of technological progress and market space [9] - Citic Securities also expects mainstream storage and niche storage prices to continue rising in the first half of 2026 due to high visibility of shortages [10] Group 4: Consumer Trends - Huatai Securities identifies four key investment themes for 2026, including the rise of domestic brands, AI-enabled technology consumption, emotional consumption trends, and undervalued high-dividend blue-chip stocks [11][14] - Open Source Securities points out the changing dynamics in the gold and jewelry industry, suggesting a focus on high-end and fashionable gold brands due to the rise of emotional consumption [12] Group 5: Industry Developments - Open Source Securities notes that the wind power industry is expected to see profit recovery due to stable domestic demand and improved bidding rules, with a projected increase in prices for wind turbine components [13] - Citic Securities reports that MDI and TDI prices are on the rise due to supply tightening, benefiting leading companies with strong cost control and technology advantages [15] - Galaxy Securities anticipates that leading companies in the express delivery sector will see their market share stabilize and performance potential increase due to the optimization of industry competition [16]
高盛:潮水退去谁在裸泳?警告!供应严重过剩,2026年铝、锂、铁矿石价格将重挫,唯有铜价“一枝独秀”
美股IPO· 2025-12-04 08:19
Core Viewpoint - Goldman Sachs warns that the current surge in industrial metal prices driven by macro sentiment is about to retreat, leading to significant market differentiation, with aluminum, lithium, and iron ore expected to see price declines by 18%, 23%, and 17% respectively by the end of 2026, while copper remains strong due to supply constraints and robust structural demand from sectors like power grids and AI [1][3]. Copper - Copper is viewed as the only metal with a positive outlook, with a price floor around $10,000 per ton due to structural demand from power grid upgrades and AI infrastructure [3][5]. - Supply constraints are highlighted, with accidents at major copper mines revealing challenges in old mines and complex geology, limiting supply growth and supporting copper prices [6]. - Strong demand is driven by strategic investments in power infrastructure, with expectations that over 60% of copper demand growth will come from this sector by 2030 [7]. - A short-term catalyst includes potential U.S. tariffs on refined copper, leading to preemptive stockpiling by traders, tightening supply outside the U.S. [7]. - Despite recent price spikes, the increase is based on future expectations rather than current fundamentals, with predictions of a 500,000-ton surplus in 2025, narrowing to 160,000 tons in 2026 [7]. Aluminum - The aluminum market faces a dual challenge of oversupply and demand risks, with Goldman Sachs recommending a short position [8]. - A supply surge is anticipated due to high prices stimulating new capacity, particularly from Indonesia and India, leading to a projected 1.1 million ton surplus by 2026 [8]. - Demand is threatened by substitution risks, as manufacturers shift from aluminum to cheaper steel in automotive production due to rising aluminum prices [8]. - Price forecasts suggest LME aluminum prices could drop to $2,350 per ton by Q4 2026 [9]. Lithium - Recent rebounds in lithium prices are viewed as temporary, with Goldman Sachs predicting a return to a surplus by the second half of 2026 [10]. - Short-term tightness is attributed to strong demand for energy storage systems and supply disruptions in China [10]. - By the end of 2026, lithium prices are expected to decline by 23% to around $9,500 per ton [10]. Iron Ore - The iron ore market's fundamentals have deteriorated significantly, with a bleak outlook for 2026 [11]. - A projected increase of 51 million tons in Chinese port inventories is expected by 2026, alongside supply increases from Australia, Brazil, and Guinea [12][13]. - Global seaborne iron ore demand is anticipated to decline by 1%, with Chinese steel production expected to drop by 2% [12]. - Price predictions indicate that iron ore prices could fall to $88 per ton by the end of 2026 [14]. Investment Strategy - The report emphasizes a strategy of "distilling the truth" for investors in 2026, advocating for long positions in copper due to its structural shortage while avoiding or shorting aluminum, lithium, and iron ore, which face significant supply pressures [14].
高盛:铜价破1.1万美元涨势难持久,短期无供应短缺
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-12-04 06:37
和讯财经 xun.co 和而不同 迅达天下 出现供应短缺。 本文由 Al 算法生成,仅作参考,不涉投资建议,使用风险自担 【高盛:铜价突破11000美元涨势难持久】12月4日,高盛对铜价前景发出预警。该行认为,全球铜供应 足以满足需求,铜价突破每吨11000美元的涨势恐难持久。 高盛分析师称,近期铜价涨势基于未来供应 趋紧预期,而非当前基本面。预计此次突破11000美元的涨势不会持久。 周三,伦敦期铜创下每吨 11540美元的纪录新高。LME仓库铜提货申请量激增,加剧供应担忧。贸易商摩科瑞曾警告美国以外铜 市场受低库存影响大。 高盛虽上调明年上半年铜价预测,称美国关税驱动的供应风险将支撑价格,但 指出可避免美国以外出现"极低"库存。 高盛预计,今年需求比供应少约50万吨,直到2029年全球铜市 场都不会供应短缺。短期内,市场也不会出现供应短缺。 本文由 AI 算法生成,仅作参考,不涉投资建议,使用风险自担 扫码查看原文 ...
潮水退去谁在裸泳?高盛警告:供应严重过剩,2026年铝、锂、铁矿石价格将重挫,唯有铜价“一枝独秀”
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen· 2025-12-04 06:09
今年以来,在美联储降息预期、美元贬值及中国增长前景改善等宏观利好"潮水"的推动下,工业金属价格普遍大涨,周三,铜价甚至一度冲上 11540美元/吨的历史新高。 据追风交易台,高盛在12月3日发布的报告中发出警告:这股由投机情绪驱动的潮水即将退去,除了铜以外,工业金属市场即将面临严重的供应过 剩。 尽管如此,高盛也提醒,铜价近期突破11,000美元主要基于对未来的"预期",而非当前基本面。该行预测2025年全球铜市将过剩50万吨,到2026 年过剩量收窄至16万吨,市场仅从过剩走向平衡,短期内不会出现严重短缺。 铝:潮水退去后的最大输家,目标价看低至2,350美元 铝市场正面临供需双杀的局面,高盛建议做空铝。 1. 供应海啸即将到来:当前的高价格正在刺激过多的新增供应,尤其是来自印度尼西亚和印度的新增产能。高盛预计,2026年全球铝 市场将从今年的平衡转为110万吨的过剩。中国在海外的一系列投资项目将在2026年集中释放产能。 2. 需求端面临替代风险:随着铜铝价格比率扩大,虽然部分领域出现了"以铝代铜",但在汽车制造领域,由于成本考量,制造商正从 铝转向更便宜的钢铁。例如,美国钢铁生产商Cleveland-C ...
高盛解密2026年美联储利率路径:节奏放缓,但一大隐忧可能迫使更多行动
Jin Shi Shu Ju· 2025-12-04 03:19
哈祖斯预计,美联储将在1月暂停降息周期,随后在3月和6月实施降息,从而将联邦基金利率推低 至3%-3.25%的最终水平(目前为3.75%-4%)。 通胀将如何影响美联储政策? SHMET 网讯:尽管美联储很可能在12月降息,但2026年的货币政策前景则更难预测。高盛研究团 队的基本"工作假设"是,随着经济增长重新加速且通胀降温,政策制定者将在明年上半年放缓宽松步 伐。 高盛研究团队首席经济学家扬·哈祖斯(Jan Hatzius)在团队最新的《全球展望》报告中写道,大幅 延迟发布的9月就业报告显示出劳动力市场降温的迹象,这可能已为联邦公开市场委员会(FOMC)在 12月会议上降息25个基点一锤定音。 他补充道,考虑到下一份就业报告定于12月16日发布,而下一份消费者价格通胀数据将于12月18日 公布,"日程表上几乎没有什么能阻碍12月10日的降息决定。" 2026年预计会有多少次美联储降息? 明年的降息前景则不那么明朗。高盛研究团队预测,由于关税影响减弱,加之减税措施和更为宽松 的金融环境,美国经济增长将在2026年加速至2%-2.5%。 高盛的经济学家预计,这些因素将促进就业创造,并将失业率稳定在仅略高于今年 ...
宏观研究焦点:12 月美联储政策路径不明、中国冲击 2.0、俄乌潜在协议-What's Top of Mind in Macro Research_ Foggy post-December Fed path, China shock 2.0, potential Russia-Ukraine deal
2025-12-04 02:22
Summary of Key Points from Conference Call Transcripts Industry Overview - **Macro Research Focus**: The conference call discusses macroeconomic trends, particularly the implications of U.S. Federal Reserve policies, China's economic strategies, and geopolitical tensions affecting global markets [1][2][3]. Key Insights U.S. Federal Reserve Policy - **Rate Cuts Anticipated**: A 25 basis point rate cut is expected at the upcoming FOMC meeting, influenced by the September U.S. jobs report. Future rate cuts are anticipated in March and June 2026, with U.S. growth projected to reaccelerate to 2-2.5% [1]. - **Labor Market Concerns**: Despite a surprising increase in nonfarm payroll growth in September, the underlying job growth is estimated at a weak 39,000 per month. Layoff mentions in earnings calls have increased, indicating potential entrenched weakness in the labor market [1]. China's Economic Strategy - **Export-Led Growth**: China's government aims to double down on export-led growth, potentially increasing its current account surplus to 1% of global GDP by 2029, up from 0.4% currently. This could negatively impact manufacturing and employment in trading partners, particularly in Europe [2]. - **Impact on Euro Area Growth**: The increased competition from Chinese exports has led to a downward revision of Euro area growth forecasts for 2026 and 2027 to 1.2% and 1.3%, respectively [2]. Geopolitical Tensions and Economic Impacts - **Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal**: A limited ceasefire could boost Euro area GDP by 0.2%, while a comprehensive peace agreement might increase GDP by 0.5%. Lifting Russian oil sanctions could lead to a significant decline in refined oil product prices [8]. - **Japan-China Relations**: Rising tensions between Japan and China could result in a 0.2 percentage point reduction in Japanese GDP growth due to decreased Chinese tourism and exports [8]. Commodity Market Insights - **Industrial Metals Outlook**: Copper prices are expected to remain strong due to constrained mine supply and robust global demand, with forecasts ranging between $10,000 and $11,000 per metric ton next year. In contrast, aluminum, lithium, and iron ore prices are expected to decline significantly by the end of 2026 [9]. Additional Considerations - **UK Fiscal Policy**: The recent Autumn Budget indicates a more backloaded fiscal consolidation, leading to a slight increase in the UK GDP growth forecast for 2026 to 1.1% [8]. - **Inflation Dynamics**: Increased supply of Chinese goods may contribute to a cumulative downside of approximately 0.25% to Euro area core prices, keeping inflation modestly below target [2]. This summary encapsulates the critical insights and forecasts discussed in the conference call, highlighting the interconnectedness of macroeconomic policies, geopolitical events, and their implications for global markets.