Report title: Goldman Sachs: 1Q08 Ahead - Positive Client Traction in Tough Times
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2269 word report published Mar 18, 2008

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Abstract: Goldman topped reduced expectations as strong client activity across trading businesses mitigated weaker investment banking and write-downs in mortgages and leveraged loans. Bolstering liquidity became front burner issue.

Brief Excerpt: Goldman Sachs: 1Q08 Ahead - Positive Client Traction in Tough Times Goldman Sachs topped lowered expectations Top line weakness was pronounced in investment banking, but trading businesses held-up relatively well on robust client...

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