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  • [New] Data Infrastructure Investment: Nearly half of investors in the BNP Paribas survey anticipate allocating more budget to ESG data acquisition and analysis to ensure reliable data. Ankura.com
  • [New] Citigroup lowered its 12-month price targets for Bitcoin and Ether, citing stalled U.S. crypto legislation as a key risk factor. MEXC
  • [New] Bank of America is expected to focus on US high-net-worth individuals and family offices, while Morgan Stanley will handle smaller retail orders. City AM
  • [New] While JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its peers might typically benefit from higher interest rates, the threat of a consumer-led recession looms large. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] By leveraging machine learning algorithms to analyze customer data and identify risk, JPMorgan Chase reduced false positives by 95% while enhancing the overall accuracy of its AML program. Kroll
  • [New] The Norwegian investment bank now expects prices to rise 13% year on year in 2026, supported by global supply growth of just 1% against continued demand. SalmonBusiness
  • [New] Goldman Sachs has built one index of firms seen as most exposed to AI disruption and another of firms expected to benefit most from AI-driven productivity. StudioAlpha
  • [New] A new Clean Energy Investment Strategy will be delivered in partnership with the European Investment Bank which intends to deliver more than €75 billion of financing over the next three years for energy transition projects. Neutron Bytes
  • [New] Goldman Sachs said Monday the biggest risks to aluminium stem from potential disruptions to export routes and access to raw materials through the Strait of Hormuz, noting that the effect on prices should be limited if shipping disruptions are short. Mining Weekly
  • [New] Goldman Sachs has released its highly anticipated 2026 Global M&A Outlook, titled Think Big, Build Bigger, predicting a massive 15% increase in merger and acquisition deal volume compared to the previous year. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] On Thursday, US Federal Reserve officials are expected to vote to lower capital requirements - the funds they need to cover risky assets - for the biggest banks by 4.8%, which could free up capital for banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. The Guardian
  • [New] Goldman Sachs is warning investors to brace for a possible stock correction that will not necessarily be buffered by bonds. CNBC
  • [New] Morgan Stanley saw a 4.9% decline this month as fears grew that AI-driven wealth management tools might disrupt their core advisory business. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] Goldman Sachs projects 2.5% GDP growth in 2026, above the consensus economist estimate of 2.1%. WTOP News
  • [New] Infrastructure Spending: Morgan Stanley estimates that $3 trillion in AI-related infrastructure investment will flow through the global economy by 2028. BuildEZ
  • [New] Morgan Stanley now projects Amazon's free cash flow will go negative by $17 billion in 2026; Bank of America sees a $28 billion deficit. Distributed Thoughts
  • [New] While Deutsche Bank acknowledges that risks in 2026 are skewed toward additional support, particularly if inflation undershoots persist, it stresses that the case for renewed easing has not yet been proven. investingLive

Last updated: 02 April 2026



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