U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Goldman Sachs' research on the risks associated with tariffs, specifically targeting the work of Goldman economist Jan Hatzius. This criticism has raised concerns among investors and academics that such political pressure could lead Wall Street analysts to dilute their independent research. The potential watering down of analysis may result in less reliable information for investors, impacting market transparency and decision-making. The issue highlights tensions between political figures and financial institutions regarding the assessment of economic policies like tariffs.
U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Goldman Sachs' research on tariff risks could prompt some analysts to water down their research, investors and academics said, an outcome that could leave investors with less reliable information. https://t.co/YVoCjtprS4
Trump's attack on Goldman could prompt watering down of Wall Street's independent analysis https://t.co/HgCmK26UnG https://t.co/HgCmK26UnG
🏦 El ataque de Trump a Goldman Sachs podría debilitar el análisis independiente de Wall Street. https://t.co/4AFnChhSzW