Risk Appetite Reversal – dissecting cross-asset moves in the June roundtrip

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Risk Appetite Reversal – dissecting cross-asset moves in the June roundtrip

Portfolio Strategy Research

15 June 2026 | 7:35PM BST

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Risk Appetite Reversal - dissecting cross-asset moves in the June roundtrip

Last week, US Core CPI and UofM inflation expectations drops in investor sentiment (Exhibit 4). Similarly, the Andrea Ferrario

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came in below consensus expectations, while PPI printed correlation among the largest stocks has also started to andrea.ferrario@gs.com

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above. In Europe, the ECB hiked policy rates by 25bp, as pick up, while the average correlation across US sectors

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widely expected. This week, our economists expect the Fed remains very low, below the levels reached in March. Equity Mueller-Glissmann, CFA

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and BoE to keep policy rates unchanged, and the BoJ to hike Momentum was also weaker MTD, but has started to glissmann@gs.com

by 25bps. bottom out in the US, with Momentum back at YTD highs

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vs. the broader market (Exhibit 5). +44(20)7051-6240 |

After peaking above 1.2 on June 2nd, our Risk Appetite alessandro.giglio@gs.com

Indicator (RAI) dropped sharply over the following 2 weeks Since Thursday, our RAI has started to rebound and Giovanni Ferrannini

(Exhibit 10). On Thursday, the move ranked among the investor sentiment has been boosted further today +44(20)7051-2589 | giovanni.ferrannini@gs.com

sharpest 2‑week declines, particularly when compared with following the news of an US/Iran interim peace agreement. Goldman Sachs International

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