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Goldman Sachs' trading division has issued a warning that the U.S. stock market may require further correction before achieving sustained growth. The report points out that current market sentiment is fragile and capital flows are unstable. After the S&P 500 index recently failed to break through the 7000-point mark, it remains in a vulnerable state. Goldman Sachs traders noted that March's seasonal performance is complex; since 1928, the average gain of the S&P 500 index in the first half of March is only 0.3%, but the average gain in the two weeks starting from March 15 reaches 0.8%.

The company will relocate from its current registration in Delaware to Nevada, and this change will officially take effect on March 2, 2026.

International authoritative rating agency S&P Global announced that, given the company's structural subordinated debt risk is at a low level, it has decided to upgrade its credit rating from the original "Bbb+" to "A-".