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Goldman Sachs’ India forecast has been trimmed down following President Trump’s threat to impose 25% tariffs on Indian goods, and this has created quite a stir in financial circles right now. The global investment bank actually reduced India’s growth projections by 0.1 percentage point for 2025 and even 0.2 percentage point for 2026, citing Trump’s 25% tariffs along with escalating US-India trade tensions. Goldman Sachs’ India Forecast Cut Tied to Trade Tensions and Slowdown Source: Business Standard The Goldman Sachs India forecast revision reflects mounting concerns over the India economic slowdown and potential global market impact that could unfold. Trump actually criticized India for maintaining tariffs that are “among the highest in the World” and also described them as the most “strenuous and obnoxious non-monetary trade barriers of any country.” Goldman Sachs stated: “In our view, some of these tariffs are likely to be...

Goldman Sachs’s Ripple leak has emerged as a major development in cryptocurrency markets right now, with leaked documents revealing the investment banking giant’s involvement as a Ripple co-investor. The Goldman Sachs Ripple leak has triggered immediate responses from Coinbase and also investor Cathie Wood, highlighting growing institutional interest in digital assets. Bitcoin hodlrs probably have a large percent of their net worth in crypto and therefore have not been able to qualify for a mortgage. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were to shift some of their bitcoin to Coinbase to serve as collateral for a once unattainable new home. https://t.co/C36B7yT14f — Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) June 29, 2025 Also Read: Here’s When Ripple (XRP) May Hit $15, $18 & Then $50 Goldman Sachs Ripple Leak Spurs Coinbase Moves, Cathie Wood Insight Source: Watcher.Guru Coinbase Strategic Response to Goldman Sachs Ripple Leak The Goldman Sachs Ripple leak has prompted Coinbase to hire a new pr...

A volatile year has gotten even more so this week for one of the biggest companies in the world. Amid the ongoing Elon Musk split from the US President Donald Trump’s inner circle, his most prominent company has paid the price. Now, Tesla (TSLA) has seen its price target lowered by Goldman Sachs amid its recent stock fall. The VE manufacturer rebounded somewhat on Friday, firmly situating itself above the $300 mark. However, experts have cautioned over its worth far exceeding its value, with a correction potentially in store. Now, it seems as though Goldman Sachs is in alignment with that thinking. Source: Market Watch Also Read: Tesla (TSLA) Market Share & Trump Opposition Send Stock Below $305 Tesla Gets Lowered Price Target From Goldman Sachs as Stock Faces Uncertainty Tesla has experienced a whirlwind over the last several weeks. After CEO Elon Musk announced he was stepping away from the Trump Administration’s DOGE commission, its value skyrocketed. Now, after speaking ...