<p>Goldman Sachs strategists continue to favor risk in asset allocation, increasing positions in U.S. stocks and high-yield bonds while reducing exposure to Europe. Strategists, including Christian Mueller-Glissmann, wrote in a report dated November 11 that the reset of implied volatility means investors should look for specific hedges or options overlays, as bond sell-offs may put pressure on stocks. As investors consider changes in policy combinations, Wednesday's U.S. CPI report may be more significant than usual</p>

<p>Goldman Sachs strategists stated in a report on November 11 that they remain pro-risk in asset allocation ahead of year-end, increasing holdings in U.S. stocks and high-yield bonds while reducing exposure to Europe. Strategist Christian Mueller-Glissmann pointed out that the reset of implied volatility requires investors to seek specific hedges or options overlays, as bond sell-offs may put pressure on stocks. Meanwhile, investors should pay attention to the upcoming U.S. CPI report</p>

Goldman Sachs strategists remain pro-risk in asset allocation ahead of the year-end