US Economy 'Remarkably Resilient,' Goldman Sachs Says

Group 1 - The public markets are near all-time targets, with spreads compressed and more aggressive terms observed in private credit investments, indicating a supply-demand imbalance [1][2] - Macro data suggests an easing cycle, indicating that while the economy is weak, it is not excessively so, providing a foundation for continued investment [2][3] - The U.S. economy has shown remarkable resilience, with growth also observed in Europe, the Middle East, and Japan, supporting the case for investment [3] Group 2 - Despite tight credit conditions, macro fundamentals suggest that credit investments remain attractive, particularly in the context of energy transition and AI [4] - Investment opportunities in energy infrastructure are compelling due to the high demand for power from data centers, which are contracted with investment-grade counterparties [4][5] - The structures of these investments are highly resilient, making them a safer option for credit investors [5]