Goldman Sachs warns that the economy may weaken with the slowdown of employment, and consumers retreat star-news.press/wp

Goldman Sachs warned that the American economy may lose more momentum in the coming quarters Continuous repercussions From last week’s job report, which showed an increase in the pressure caused by definitions.

Goldman Sachs expects to note that the gross domestic product of the last quarter (gross domestic product) is expected to be only 1.1 % higher than it was at the same stage in 2024, which is much less than the investment bank estimate by 2 % for potential growth.

The chief economist, Jean Hatzius, pointed to the domestic demand for spending on consumers, and is usually the largest driver for the economy, is expected to rise by only 0.8 % in the second half of the year. It is expected that all high families of job growth, higher prices of new customs tariffs, and reduce a plan for government support payments on families.

Data Completely to clarify the amazing economy due to uncertainty in the enlarged actions around it Trump’s tariffWhich is appointed to rise in the double numbers for most countries next week. Trump claimed without evidence that the data was wrong. “I believed that its numbers were wrong,” he said shortly after the announcement of the shooting on a social media post.

Goldman Sachs notes that the president may need to be ready for more poor numbers this year. Business investment is expected to decrease at an annual rate by 0.6 %, which partially reflects a sharp decline in the spending of equipment after early front loading before increasing the customs tariff.

Hatzius wrote “an investment that will also witness” a traction of uncertainty in politics and concerns about economic expectations. “

The observation said that while spending is expected to be defeated by consumers and companies, the gross domestic product can get short -term companies from companies that store their stocks and smaller trade deficit.

Goldman Sachs expects that the commercial gap will shrink from 3.1 % of GDP at the end of 2024 to 2.4 % by the end of 2025. Because high tariffs are likely to reduce imports, while the dollar helps the lowest and revenge from other countries support American exports.

-Josov Zipalos Regaling contributed to this article.