What nine different indicators say about market exuberance, according to Goldman Sachs

MarketWatch Monday 08 June 2026, 09:16 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read

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Goldman Sachs’ research illustrates that while the stock market is closer to a dangerous bubble than it was a few months ago, an overall assessment of risk indicators is not that alarming.

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