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03/09/2025
After the stock price of Italian company Leonardo fell by 4.91%, trading of its stocks was automatically suspended.
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Goldman Sachs expects trading volumes to increase significantly by the end of this year, and 2026 could potentially become a record year for mergers and acquisitions. Tim Ingrassia, co-head of global mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs, said the bank predicts global deal volumes to reach around $3.1 trillion this year, increasing to $3.9 trillion next year. He also cited data from the research firm Dealogic, indicating that this would surpass the $3.6 trillion in mergers and acquisitions in 2021. This data does not include transactions involving special purpose acquisition companies. "If the current momentum continues, mergers and acquisitions in 2026 could reach an all-time high," he said at Goldman Sachs' 15th Annual European, Middle Eastern, and African Credit and Leveraged Finance Conference held in London.
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Goldman Sachs predicts that mergers and acquisitions deals could reach a record high in 2026.
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Market news: Britain is in deep negotiations to build warships for Denmark and Sweden.
16 m ago
OpenAI: With the acquisition of Statsig, Vijaye Raji will serve as the Chief Technology Officer of the application.
19 m ago
After the Argentine Ministry of Finance announced intervention, the Argentine peso strengthened by 1.25% against the US dollar at the close of trading.
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