Goldman Sachs warns that US stocks may need to rebound before they can continue to rise

Goldman Sachs' trading department warns that the US stock market may need further correction to achieve sustained gains. The report points out that the current market sentiment is fragile, capital flows are unstable, and the S&P 500 index is still in a fragile state after recent attempts to break through 7000 points were unsuccessful. Goldman Sachs traders said that the seasonal performance in March was complex. Since 1928, the average increase of the S&P 500 index in the first half of March was only 0.3%, but the average increase in the two weeks starting from March 15th reached 0.8%.