Goldman Sachs Warns Wall Street Rally Is Temporary Amid Bear Market Volatility
Global equity markets have historically seen bear market rallies averaging 44 days with 14% gains since 1980, a pattern Goldman Sachs’ Peter Oppenheimer identifies in the recent rebound. The current surge reflects short-term speculation on U.S. tariff policies rather than fundamental strength.
Oppenheimer underscores persistent downside risks unless tariff uncertainties are resolved. Market movements remain hostage to headline-driven volatility, with investors navigating a fragile equilibrium between transient rallies and broader downtrends.