European Stocks Are Forecast to Rise 5% After 'Stellar' Start - Goldman Sachs

Economic Growth Is Forecast to Drive a ‘Modest’ Rise in European Stocks This Year - Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs predicts that economic growth will contribute to a 'modest' rise in European stocks this year, indicating a positive outlook for the Eurozone’s equity markets. This assessment may potentially uplift the euro against other currencies as investor sentiment improves alongside growth forecasts.

Growth, Politics and Shareholder Activism: European Equities in Focus

The desk is cautiously optimistic about European equities, as they appear to be better positioned than emerging market stocks while still lagging behind U.S. counterparts. Per the full note from Goldman Sachs, European companies may deliver earnings growth around 10% for 2018, a figure that could improve if political uncertainties ease. This suggests potential for upward price adjustments in equities. Additionally, with no significant events on the calendar in the near term, the market may remain receptive to shifts in sentiment, making it critical to monitor political developments, particularly in the U.K., Germany, and France.

Goldman Sachs Forecasts “Extreme” Rebound in U.S. Stocks - FXLeaders

Goldman Sachs: Rolling our EUR/USD forecasts higher - investingLive

Goldman Sachs is raising its EUR/USD forecasts, reflecting a more optimistic view on the euro's performance against the dollar. This shift suggests that market confidence in the eurozone's economic fundamentals may be strengthening, allowing for a more bullish outlook on the currency pair.