高盛将美国今年经济增长预测上调至6.6%
在美国候任总统拜登公布一份1.9万亿美元新刺激经济计划後,高盛将美国今年经济预测由6.4%调高至6.6%,到今年底的失业率将为4.5%,低於先前估计的4.8%。
虽然经济学家并不期望拜登提出的所有建议都获得通过,但估计美国额外再派钱1,400美元将带动今年首季可支配收入出现大幅增长,高盛预计今年名义可支配收入将增长4.5%,高於先前预测的3.8%。
高盛预计明年美国经济增长4.3%,2023年为增长1.6%,估计联储局在2022年前不会收紧货币政策,到2024年上半年联储局才会进行加息。
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