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Goldman Sachs: Q2 Earnings Up 135%, APAC Market Still Has 21% Upside Potential
According to Trend Research, Goldman Sachs' August 21, 2026 research report notes that the MSCI Asia Pacific ex Japan Index (MXAPJ) posted Q2 net profit growth of 135% year-over-year and 52% quarter-over-quarter, with 46% of companies beating expectations and a median surprise of 4.3%. The information technology sector led the gains, with earnings up 390% YoY. The current MXAPJ forward P/E ratio stands at 11x, two standard deviations below its 10-year average, placing it in a deeply discounted range. Goldman Sachs has set a 12-month target price of 1,080 points, implying a 21% upside from the current level of 891 points, with an expected total return including dividends of approximately 24%. Goldman Sachs believes earnings resilience will drive valuation repair, recommending overweight positions in capital goods, healthcare, energy, tech hardware and semiconductors, and insurance, while suggesting underweights in autos, software & services, internet, utilities, and metals & mining. Key trading recommendations include going long on portfolios that outperform earnings revisions (launched in July 2021, with a cumulative return of 334%) and going long on AI infrastructure hardware and semiconductors (launched in June 2023, with a cumulative return of 63%). MSCI will adjust its index benchmarks on August 31, triggering approximately $42 billion in two-way capital flows across Asian markets, which could amplify volatility toward the end of the month. Downside risks to monitor include rising long-end US Treasury yields, escalating geopolitical tensions, and the pace of China’s economic recovery.
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Goldman Sachs: 2026 WFE Forecast Raised to $150 Billion, Driven by DRAM and Foundry
According to Chaotian Research, Goldman Sachs' August 23 research report raised its forecast for wafer front-end equipment (WFE) from 2026 to 2028 to $150 billion, $218 billion, and $281 billion, representing increases of 6%, 17%, and 35% over previous forecasts. The adjusted three-year year-over-year growth rates are 36%, 45%, and 29%, compared to prior expectations of 28%, 32%, and 12%.
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Six Major Foreign Brokerages Emerge as Biggest Winners in Korean Stock Bull Run: Second-Quarter Net Profit Hits 630.5 Billion Won, Led by JPMorgan
According to a report by Korean media Econovill, data released by the Korea Financial Investment Association shows that six foreign brokerages—JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, UBS Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup Global Markets—posted a combined net profit of 630.5 billion won (approximately $450 million) in South Korea's stock market during the second quarter of this year, representing a year-on-year increase of 213.8% and a quarter-on-quarter increase of 133.3%. Their operating profit reached 828.9 billion won, up 220.7% year-on-year.
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Goldman Sachs: CoreWeave Target Price Raised to $139; Demand, Pricing, and Capacity All Strengthening, But Neutral Rating Pending Software Validation
According to Trend Insight Research, a Goldman Sachs research report dated August 20 notes that CoreWeave’s second-quarter revenue met expectations, with an EBIT margin 200 basis points above market consensus and its 2026 revenue guidance exceeding market forecasts by 1%. The revenue backlog grew 5% quarter-over-quarter to $104 billion, adding over $25 billion in committed orders since the third quarter. Active power capacity increased from 1 GW in the first quarter to over 1.5 GW, while contracted power capacity reached 4.2 GW. Goldman Sachs raised its 12-month price target from $121 to $139, implying a 53% upside from the current share price, and maintains a Neutral rating. Goldman Sachs believes CoreWeave’s near-term visibility is clear: demand continues to outpace supply, pricing across new and legacy GPU generations remains elevated, and capacity expansion is on schedule. Next-generation chips (Blackwell, Vera Rubin) continue to set new price records, and recent A100 delivery contracts have now been extended to 2029. Enterprise client share is rising (Caterpillar, IBM, Nissan, ZF), with AI compute demand diffusing from tech giants to the broader real economy. Goldman Sachs projects EBITDA will grow from $3.1 billion in 2025 to $31.3 billion in 2028. The Neutral rating reflects a wait-and-see stance until software and platform services prove to be more definitive profitability drivers, at which point a more positive assessment will follow.
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Anthropic, Blackstone, and Goldman Sachs Co-Found AI Implementation Consulting Firm Ode, Raises $1.5 Billion
According to Forbes, Anthropic, Blackstone, and Goldman Sachs have jointly launched an AI-native enterprise services company named "Ode," backed by a $1.5 billion investment. Positioned as an AI implementation consulting firm, Ode's core offerings include identifying business processes suitable for AI transformation, deploying AI engineers, developing custom applications and AI agents, automating task workflows, and assisting enterprises with regulatory compliance issues. The company will prioritize driving the deployment of Anthropic's Claude models across its client base.
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Anthropic Expected to Match or Exceed SpaceX's IPO Scale, Could File Publicly by End of This Month
Odaily News, according to sources familiar with the matter, Anthropic expects its IPO scale to match or exceed the record level set by SpaceX. The company is conducting relevant calculations and preparing to publicly submit its IPO application documents as early as the end of August. SpaceX's initial IPO raised $75 billion, which reached $86.2 billion after including the overallotment option.In May of this year, Anthropic raised $65 billion at a valuation of $965 billion, and by the end of July, its revenue run rate reached $65 billion. In addition, the company is working with Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan to advance the IPO, and is considering adopting super-voting shares to grant CEO Dario Amodei and other co-founders greater control over the company. (BloomBerg)
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Goldman Sachs: SK Hynix's 40 trillion won buyback is just the beginning, expects another 70 trillion won on the way
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs pointed out in its August 19 research report that SK Hynix announced after hours a 40 trillion won (approximately 28.3 billion USD) stock buyback and cancellation plan, equivalent to canceling approximately 3.3% of issued shares; the buyback will start on August 20 and be executed within three months. Goldman Sachs maintained its Buy rating and target price of 3.5 million won, representing 133% upside compared to the current 1.5 million won. Goldman Sachs estimates cumulative free cash flow from 2025 to 2027 will be approximately 252 trillion won; based on a shareholder return ratio of approximately 55%, this would ultimately return approximately 140 trillion won to shareholders, and after deducting this 40 trillion won buyback and approximately 30 trillion won in dividends, there is still approximately 70 trillion won of additional buyback capacity. The research report indicates that the company hinted this is not a one-off event, and more follow-up buyback and dividend plans will be announced at the Q3 earnings conference at the end of October. This buyback can cancel approximately 24 million shares, far exceeding the 17.7 million share dilution effect brought by the recent ADR listing. Goldman Sachs raised its expected shareholder return rates for 2026 and 2027 to 3.5% and 8%, respectively, and raised its earnings per share forecasts for 2026 to 2028 by 4%, 10%, and 10%, respectively. The current stock price corresponds to a P/E ratio of approximately 3.8 times for 2026 and approximately 3.0 times for 2027; Goldman Sachs believes the valuation is still at the lower end of the historical range.
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Goldman Sachs: Broadcom FY27 AI Revenue Expected to Beat Expectations by 12%, Competition Concerns Overblown
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' research report on August 18 noted that ahead of Broadcom (AVGO)'s Q2 earnings release, it maintained a "Buy" rating and a $525 price target, representing 34% upside from the current stock price. Goldman Sachs expects Broadcom's FY2026 AI revenue to be approximately $57 billion, basically in line with consensus; FY2027 AI revenue forecast reaches $133 billion, 12% higher than consensus. FY2027 total revenue is expected to be $186.986 billion, with EPS of $21.40. Goldman Sachs believes that market concerns regarding competition from MediaTek and AMD entering the ASIC custom chip sector have been overly reflected in the stock price; Broadcom's current PE is approximately 38 times, which does not fully account for FY2027 AI revenue potential. Broadcom's barriers in mass production delivery and customer relationships, as well as the volume increase of Tomahawk 6 switch chips driven by data center expansion, are two key drivers ignored by the market. Goldman Sachs suggests focusing on three major topics during the earnings conference call: FY2027 AI revenue guidance, ASIC share changes, and data center deployment readiness.
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Anthropic's annualized revenue exceeds $65 billion, up more than 7x since the end of last year
Odaily News: As Anthropic prepares for an IPO, its annualized revenue run rate had surpassed $65 billion (approximately 92 trillion KRW) as of the end of July, representing a more than sevenfold increase from the end of last year. The figure was disclosed in regular operating data reports shared with major investors.Anthropic's full-year 2025 revenue has already exceeded $9 billion, reaching $47 billion in May this year. Preliminary second-quarter revenue surpassed $11.5 billion, compared to $787 million in the same period last year—a roughly 15-fold increase. Adjusted operating profit is expected to turn profitable.Anthropic has hired Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs as lead underwriters for its IPO, with JPMorgan also participating in the transaction. Following its latest funding round, the company is valued at $965 billion, one of the highest valuations among private companies. (ETNews SW)
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Goldman Sachs says the likelihood of a Fed rate hike in September is "very low"
According to CoinDesk, Goldman Sachs stated that due to weak retail sales and employment data, as well as slowing inflation, the likelihood of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in September is "very low". Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius believes that as the economy progresses throughout the year, inflation data is more likely to continue improving rather than deteriorating again. Slowing interest rate expectations may improve the market liquidity environment, providing potential support for risk assets such as Bitcoin.
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AI video platform Higgsfield completes $400 million funding round, reaching a valuation of $5.4 billion
Odaily News: AI video generation platform Higgsfield has completed a $400 million funding round at a valuation of $5.4 billion. Investors include DST Global, Goldman Sachs, Liberty Global, Intel, Tribe Capital, Smash Capital, Fifth Wall, Valor Capital, Mirae Asset Capital, and NTT DOCOMO Ventures. The funding will primarily be used for enterprise-grade products, security, and computing power investment.Higgsfield was founded by former Snap executive Alex Mashrabov and currently has over 30 million users across 238 countries and regions. As of August this year, its annualized revenue had reached $700 million. Previously, Higgsfield raised $80 million at a valuation of $1.3 billion. (FT)
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Higgsfield Completes $400 Million Financing, Valuation Reaches $5.4 Billion
According to Cointelegraph, AI company Higgsfield has completed $400 million in funding at a valuation of $5.4 billion. This round was jointly supported by Goldman Sachs and Intel, with news sourced from the UK Financial Times (FT).
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Wall Street's Next Crypto Competition: Goldman Sachs Challenges BlackRock in Bitcoin Yield Product Market
Odaily News: Goldman Sachs has disclosed the acquisition of ETF management firm NEOS Investments in a deal valued at up to $2.25 billion, which is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027 pending regulatory approval. The market views this move as a way for Goldman Sachs to quickly enter the Bitcoin yield ETF space, potentially putting it ahead of BlackRock in the Wall Street crypto asset competition.NEOS currently manages approximately $30 billion in assets, with its most notable product being the Bitcoin yield ETF BTCI (NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF), which holds about $1.1 billion in assets. The fund generates monthly income for investors by holding Bitcoin-related ETFs and selling call options, currently offering a distribution yield of approximately 27%.Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that by acquiring NEOS, Goldman Sachs gains BTCI, effectively bypassing the need to build a similar product from scratch and "beating" BlackRock's previously launched Bitcoin yield ETF product, BITA.Goldman Sachs' deal is seen by the market as a new phase in Wall Street's crypto asset positioning. Industry insiders believe that Bitcoin spot ETFs represent the "first phase," while active management products based on Bitcoin, such as yield enhancement and options strategies, will become the focus of competition in the next phase.However, BTCI's high yield comes with risks. The product does not directly hold Bitcoin but instead generates returns by selling call options on Bitcoin-related ETFs, potentially sacrificing some upside when the market rallies. Analysts note that BTCI's net asset value has fallen approximately 43% over the past year, and part of its high distribution yield may come from return of capital.BlackRock has already launched a competing product, BITA, but its current scale is approximately $59 million, significantly lower than BTCI's roughly $1.1 billion in assets. The market is watching whether Goldman Sachs will maintain BTCI's existing structure after the acquisition is completed and further expand its competitive advantage in the Bitcoin yield product market. (Forbes)
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Goldman Sachs: Maintains SanDisk Buy Rating, 80% Gross Margin Target and $15.5 Billion Buyback Open 64% Upside Potential
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' research report on August 13 pointed out that SanDisk's stock price rose 15% subsequently, as the company's disclosed long-term financial targets significantly exceeded market expectations: revenue CAGR from FY28 to FY30 reaching mid-to-high double digits, gross margin 80%, operating margin 75%, and free cash flow margin over 50%. Management plans to return 100% of excess free cash flow to shareholders; previously authorized $6 billion buyback (approximately $4.5 billion executed), with this new $14 billion authorization, the total remaining buyback capacity is approximately $15.5 billion. To date, SanDisk has signed 8 customers with a total contract value of approximately $94 billion; approximately 50% and 67% of planned capacity for FY27 and FY28 respectively are covered by NBMs (long-term customer agreements). The research report judges that the market's previous pricing logic regarding NAND cyclicality needs recalibration; although long-term agreements require time to validate, SanDisk is reshaping revenue visibility through NBMs and opening incremental space for AI inference through HBF (High Bandwidth Flash) technology. Goldman Sachs maintains a Buy rating and a $2200 target price, based on 20x P/E ratio multiplied by normalized EPS of $110; current stock price is approximately $1344, implying 64% upside potential.
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Goldman Sachs Acquires NEOS Investments, an ETF Issuer Managing $30 Billion in Assets
Odaily News: Goldman Sachs has announced the acquisition of NEOS Investments. NEOS Investments is an ETF issuer managing $30 billion in assets, including the Bitcoin High Income ETF (BTCI), which manages $1.1 billion in assets.
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Goldman Sachs: Fed's July Hold Absolutely Correct, Should Stay Flexible Ahead of September
: Goldman Sachs analyst Robert Kaplan said the Fed's decision not to raise interest rates in July was "absolutely" correct, urging policymakers to keep an open mind ahead of September, citing the complex factors affecting inflation and warning that rigid forward guidance could be counterproductive. Kaplan noted: "If we see meaningful improvement, I might be willing to continue holding, but I want to make full use of every moment before September to assess the situation, avoiding rigidity or preconceived notions."Kaplan believes the forces currently at play include: inflationary pressures from AI infrastructure build-out, tariffs, labor constraints, and surging oil prices; meanwhile, AI applications are working in the opposite direction, accelerating the trend of disinflation. He suggested that Warsh should use his speech at this month's Jackson Hole symposium to briefly explain the Fed's reasoning for holding steady in July, rather than delivering a purely "philosophical" address. Kaplan said he is more concerned about the long end of U.S. Treasury yields than the federal funds rate itself. He noted that the rebound in long-term government bond yields globally reflects structural supply-demand imbalances driven by persistent wide fiscal deficits, rather than Fed policy. (Jin Shi)
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Goldman Sachs: US AI Investment to Reach $600 Billion, GDP Boost Only 0.1 Percentage Points
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' August 10 research report predicts that U.S. AI investment will reach $600 billion by 2026, accounting for nearly 2% of GDP and over 10% of business fixed investment. The three major crowding-out channels total approximately $50 billion: substituting other tech investment by about $30 billion, crowding out other construction by about $10 billion, and AI bond issuance pushing up interest rates by about 5 basis points corresponding to an investment reduction of about $10 billion. AI investment directly boosts GDP by only 0.1 percentage points; after adjusting statistical methodology, the real boost is about 0.3 percentage points; considering wealth effects and crowding-out effects, the net impact is about 0.2 percentage points. Goldman Sachs believes the market narrative on AI driving growth is somewhat exaggerated; much of AI investment is spent on imported equipment; data center construction shows significant local crowding-out but is offset by a decline in manufacturing facilities at the national level; AI bond issuance impacts interest rates by only 5 basis points. AI is neither a panacea nor a vampire; the actual boost to the economy is smaller than it sounds, and the crowding-out effect is also less than feared.
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Institutional investors sold off $21.6 billion in Nasdaq futures, setting the largest single-week sell-off record.
The Kobeissi Letter stated that, according to Goldman Sachs data, for the week ended August 4, institutional investors such as hedge funds and asset management firms sold a combined $21.6 billion in Nasdaq futures, marking the largest single-week selling volume on record. Short selling transactions were particularly dominant, accounting for 72% of total sales.
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Goldman Sachs Acquires ETF Manager NEOS for $2.25 Billion
Goldman Sachs agrees to acquire NEOS Investments for up to $2.25 billion, incorporating its $30 billion ETF business and Bitcoin and Ethereum income funds into its asset management platform.
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高盛 22.5 亿美元收购 NEOS 布局比特币收益 ETF
Goldman Sachs will acquire ETF provider NEOS Investments for up to $2.25 billion, gaining its managed $1.1 billion Bitcoin synthetic ETF product BTCI, with the transaction expected to close in Q1 2027.
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