According to TechFlame, Goldman Sachs Asset Management has released its 2026 Investment Outlook report. The report highlights that central bank policies across major markets may diverge. Given the weakness in the labor market, Goldman Sachs Asset Management anticipates that the Federal Reserve could implement two interest rate cuts in 2026. The European Central Bank is likely to keep interest rates unchanged for the foreseeable future, while the Bank of England may resume rate cuts in December amid improving inflation, a relatively weak labor market, and potential tax hikes. In Japan, elevated inflation and strong growth could prompt the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates, a direction further reinforced by recent political shifts and a move toward looser fiscal policies. (People's Finance News)