Goldman Sachs warns of higher market volatility as investor sentiment turns defensive, hitting lowest level since April.
Goldman Sachs warns of higher market volatility as investor sentiment turns defensive, hitting lowest level since April. The firm noted its sentiment indicator fell to the 46th percentile, the lowest since April, with investors shifting towards bonds, gold, and the yen. Momentum ETFs saw $5.1 billion in outflows in September. Goldman Sachs suggests that strong investor conviction combined with risk-off positioning could amplify market swings if sentiment shifts.
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