Goldman Sachs has highlighted a significant resurgence in stock buybacks, projecting an all-time high of $1.1 trillion next year and $1.075 trillion for S&P 500 buybacks in 2025. The investment bank noted that American companies are actively participating in the market, with $5.5 billion allocated daily for buybacks this month. Additionally, 46 new buyback programs were authorized last week, committing a total of $144.5 billion in capital. This trend is supported by a broader market optimism, as corporate America becomes more confident in the economic outlook, with momentum traders also actively purchasing stocks.