Goldman Sachs' expectations for a reduction in interest rates from the monetary policy reserve in 2026, with a final view at 3–3.25%. Goldman Sachs expects the Federal Reserve to lower U.S. interest rates by reducing the interest rate twice in 2026, with each stimulus lowering the federal interest rate by 25 basis points. This will bring the final interest rate to a range of 3.00%–3.25%. The macro research team at the investment bank pointed to pressures and differences in the labor market as factors for further easing, following significant cuts later in 2025. Implications for the stock market and majority assets: lower quoting costs for U.S. stocks may support stocks with growth, and high assets such as cryptocurrencies.