Goldman Sachs raises U.S. economic growth forecast for this year to 2.7%

Goldman Sachs economist Ronnie Walker pointed out that the number of immigrants entering the United States last year was higher than the previous average, driving the U.S. economic growth to be faster than estimated. The annual economic growth rate in the fourth quarter of last year increased to 2.4 from the original estimate of 2.1%.

This data shows that the U.S. economy is on a track of solid growth, and Goldman Sachs has therefore raised its forecast for U.S. economic growth this year to 2.7%. The forecast reflects the strong performance of the U.S. economy and brings confidence to investors.

In addition to the increase in the number of immigrants, domestic consumption and investment in the United States have also continued to grow, providing strong support for economic growth. Goldman Sachs remains optimistic about economic performance in the coming quarters and believes that the U.S. economy will continue to maintain solid growth.

Goldman Sachs raises U.S. economic growth forecast to 2.7%

Goldman Sachs's upward forecast also reflects confidence in the U.S. economy, which they believe can maintain solid growth despite increased global economic uncertainty.

Advantages of the U.S. Economy

• Increase in immigration
• Internal consumption and investment growth
• Steady growth trajectory

Looking to the future

As the U.S. economy continues to grow, investor confidence in the U.S. market will further increase. Goldman Sachs' forecast provides investors with a positive sign that the U.S. economy will perform better in the future.