Household net worth now 800 percent of disposable income, Brian Sozzi notes

Household net worth now 800 percent of disposable income, Brian Sozzi notes
Household net worth climbs to record

Brian Sozzi, reporter / analyst at Yahoo Finance, reports that Goldman Sachs has observed U.S. household net worth climbing to 800 percent of disposable income.

This marks the highest level seen outside of early 2022, with the increase attributed mainly to gains in equity prices.

In prior coverage, Sozzi reported that Goldman Sachs expects $5.3 trillion in capital expenditures from major hyperscalers between fiscal 2025 and 2030. He also noted recent pre-market moves that saw Arm Holdings and ServiceNow shares rise while Qualcomm and Intel declined following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Computex keynote. Both reports reflect Goldman Sachs’ ongoing analysis of technology sector trends and market activity.

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