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Goldman says signs are here of belt-tightening impact to profits

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Some investors worry that higher living costs, rising bond yields and weak trailing equity returns may lead to household capitulation in the equity market.

The first hints that consumer belt-tightening is passing through to corporate earnings are coming in, posing a bigger risk to U.S. equities than stock-selling by American households, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

High inflation and declining asset prices have started to strain household f

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