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Goldman Sachs Warns: Stock Market Correction Poses Biggest Risk to US Economy

Goldman Sachs Warns: Stock Market Correction Poses Biggest Risk to US Economy

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CNBC TV18•25-02-2026, 11:49

Goldman Sachs Warns: Stock Market Correction Poses Biggest Risk to US Economy

•Goldman Sachs identifies a stock market correction as the most significant near-term risk to the U.S. economy.
•Economist Pierfrancesco Mei forecasts 2.5% GDP growth for 2026 but warns a 10% market pullback could reduce it by 0.5 percentage points.
•A 20% stock drawdown could nearly halve the projected GDP growth, significantly impacting economic expansion.
•The primary concern is the 'wealth effect,' where falling asset values reduce consumer spending, especially among higher-income households.
•The U.S. economy already faces 'K-shaped' pressures, with high earners spending while low-income groups struggle, making a correction more impactful.

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