Goldman Sachs Predicts Year-End Stock Market Rally in Historic Bull Run

Analysts cite strong economic indicators, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and pro-growth policies as drivers for potential S&P 500 gains.

Goldman Sachs forecasts the S&P 500 to reach 6,300 points by year-end, continuing its 24% annual advance and record-setting trajectory.
Historical data suggests post-election year-end rallies, with the S&P 500 typically gaining 3.4% during this period since 1928.
Economic resilience, Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, and policy proposals from President-elect Donald Trump are bolstering investor sentiment.
The S&P 500 has achieved over 50 all-time highs in 2024, adding nearly $6 trillion in market value and marking one of its best years on record.
Some analysts predict the bull market could extend well into 2025, supported by AI-driven productivity, strong corporate earnings, and favorable fiscal policies.