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Goldman thinks there aren't many Fed hikes left. Stocks could rally

CNBC World •
October 28, 2026 • 02:00 PM
• By Fred Imbert
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Investors may not have to worry about Federal Reserve rate hikes for much longer, according to Goldman Sachs.

Goldman thinks there aren't many Fed hikes left. Stocks could rally

Investors may not have to worry about Federal Reserve rate hikes for much longer, according to Goldman Sachs.

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