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GD--LONG RISK – REVIEWING OUR KEY TRADES

We maintain our risk on positioning (equal weight S&P 500 & high-yield creditfocused trades) as the combination of Fed rate cuts and resilient growth will send

A jumbo cut to start the easing cycle

The FOMC delivered what markets had asked for by cutting the target range 50bp to 4.75-5.00%, highlighting its strong commitment “to

GS--3Q Uniform Rental Sentiment Survey reveals stable growth outlook

Our 3Q Uniform Rental Sentiment Survey, which provides a rolling six-monthforward-looking view on multiple dimensions of the industry, points to a stable

GS--Non-Residential Construction: August Data Mixed Despite Outlook for Lower Rates

Key Data Points Diverge: The Dodge Momentum Index rose 3% sequentially inAugust and was 24% higher YOY, while the Architecture Billings Index declined to45

GS--Acknowledge Strong YTD Performance, but Continue to See Opportunities - Highlighting KMI

Following strong performance for the North American Midstream Energysector so far this year, we discuss key drivers for the group going into 2H24+ -

GS--Americas Real Estate: REITs: Large rate cuts and a stable economy could be a winning comb

Following the Fed’s announcement of a 50bps reduction to its policy rate, we revisitour analysis of residential REIT performance around Fed rate cuts. We find that

GS--Overview of Contracting Activity Heading into Year-End; Buy CCJ on Exposure to Asym

In this note, we discuss spot and term market dynamics within uranium and nuclearfuel. In recent conversations with investors, we note an increasing focus on

Barclays_September FOMC- A 50bp re- calibration_20240919

The FOMC initiated its rate-cutting cycle today with a largerthan-expected 50bp cut and an SEP showing 100bp of cuts thisyear, followed by 100bp in 2025, 50bp in 2026 and a longer-run

Barclays_What's Next in AI – The Semi Perspective_20240919

We recently published a note in coordination with Barclay'sInternet team, "What’s Next in AI?". Below we highlight the

GS--BoE Holds Policy Rate at 5.00% on 8-1 Vote; Notes “Gradual Approach” Remains Appropriate

BOTTOM LINE: The BoE voted by a majority of 8-1 to keep Bank Rate unchanged at5.00% at the September MPC meeting, with Dhingra dissenting in favour of a 25bp