After months of ideal market conditions, Goldman Sachs (GS) warns that underlying risks could send stocks tumbling. The current backdrop of stable economic growth, moderate inflation, and a strong earnings season — fueled by Big Tech's AI spend and hopes for an interest rate cut — has created a summer of rally.

The S&P 500 is looking more likely to face a correction, thanks to the risks from tariffs and low volatility in the market, Goldman Sachs says.

Goldman Sachs has cautioned that after a summer of ‘Goldilocks,’ or unusually favorable market conditions, the likelihood of a stock market

Goldman Sachs on Friday reportedly warned that the “goldilocks” U.S. equities market could be hit by an underlying storm, sending stocks tumbling According to a Yahoo Finance report, Goldman Sachs analyst Christian Mueller-Glissmann warned in a recent note that the current phase of calm in the U.

Goldman Sachs said there’s a higher risk of a stock market correction in the coming months due to economic uncertainty.