US EditionGoldman Sachs stock climbs as Fed chair nominee Warsh and strong factory data steady banks
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Fed Nominee Kevin Warsh Wants ‘Regime Change’ at the Central Bank
Gold, Silver, and Crypto Fall From Highs as USD Strengthens February 2, 2026—President Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the U.S. central bank calmed recent trepidations in the markets about the value of the U.S. dollar. The term Fed Chair Jerome Powell expires in May 2026. Powell faces massive political pressure by Trump, including […] The post Fed Nominee Kevin Warsh Wants ‘Regime Change’ at the Central Bank appeared first on Global Ec…
The three North American guilders ended up with what was worth it, with the optimistic sense of exceeding the data of the factory activity of the world's largest economy.
Goldman Sachs stock climbs as Fed chair nominee Warsh and strong factory data steady banks
New York, February 2, 2026, 14:59 EST — Regular session Shares of Goldman Sachs climbed 1.3% to $947.36 in Monday afternoon trading, swinging between $913.60 and $947.86 earlier. JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley also saw gains. The stock jumped as U.S. equities regained momentum. The S&P 500 climbed 0.7%, lingering close to record highs, driven by robust earnings forecasts and stronger economic data. “The fundamentals are good and earnings are strong…
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