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Weekly 10-Q: Things did not go Goldman Sachs’ way in Q4’22

  • Goldman Sachs significantly underperformed in the final quarter of 2022 -- and it seems more bad news may be coming for the bank.
  • Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley, which also published earnings last Tuesday, reported more than $2 billion in profit for Q4 – a 40% decline from the previous year, but still ahead of analyst expectations.
Sara Khairi | January 24, 2023
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