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Goldman Sachs Asset Management plans to resume actively investing in U.S. commercial real estate this year as the market is seen bottoming out. The move comes amid discussions about the recovery prospects in the global real estate industry, with some executives highlighting the need to address over-leveraged situations in the U.S. real estate market. Notable stocks like Walmart, Bank of America, Oracle, Wells Fargo, Waste Management, IBM, Abbvie, AIG, Ally Financial, Barclays, Cardinal Health, Colgate, Deutsche Bank, Dover, Enterprise, GPS, and STLA hit new 52-week highs, signaling positive market performance.
Royal Caribbean had the biggest gain among the Management Top 250 in scores for financial strength, followed by Cheniere Energy and MetLife https://t.co/osI6oJkCuQ https://t.co/osI6oJkCuQ
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The impressive run from cruise-line operators over the past year has room to go, according to Goldman Sachs https://t.co/R3fnZFtvDJ