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Goldman Sachs plans 33% dividend increase after stress test results

Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE:GS) plans to boost its quarterly dividend by 33% to $4.00 per share starting July 1, 2025, from its current level of $3.00 per share, the company said on Tuesday. The capital return increase comes after Goldman Sachs' (NYSE:GS) 2025 stress test result showed a 280-basis-point improvement in its estimated stress capital

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Goldman Sachs Stock Leaps Ahead After Passing Fed Stress Test With Flying Colors

Goldman Sachs (GS) stock closed the first half of the year with a 23% gain, outperforming its peers and the broader market. The stock also finished higher than its peers on Monday, the first day of trading since the Federal Reserve's stress test,

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Goldman’s stock surges to another record, as the ‘big winner’ of Fed’s stress tests

Bank stocks have outperformed the broad market with Goldman Sachs up 23% and JPMorgan Chase up 22% in the first half of 2025.

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Goldman Shares Skyrocket to All-Time High: Here's What's Behind It

GS hits record high after acing Fed's 2025 stress test, unlocking billions of dollars for dividends and stock repurchases.

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Biggest US banks boost payouts after lighter Fed stress test

Last week, all 22 banks comfortably passed after determining they would withstand more than US$550 billion in losses.

Goldman Sachs to Raise Dividend by 33%

Goldman Sachs it plans to raise its quarterly dividend by 33% to $4 per share from $3 following completion of a stress test of its capital buffer. The bank's new payout is subject to approval by its ...

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Biggest US banks hike dividends, announce share buybacks after acing stress tests

U.S. banking giants announced plans on Tuesday to raise their third-quarter dividends after clearing the Federal Reserve's ...

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Goldman Sachs Sees This Rally Lasting Until August. GS Stock to $1,000?

Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) believes that the Federal Reserve will initiate three quarter-point reductions this year, starting in September. One rate cut is expected in October and December, each due to ...

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