Goldman Sachs Details China-US Shipping Flow Data for November

By EC Assets · Published 9 November 2026

Goldman Sachs has issued its November tracking data covering shipping activity between China and the United States. The release provides an updated read on bilateral trade flows and freight volumes across the key transpacific corridor. This metric arrives alongside broader institutional assessments of macroeconomic performance across key global regions. Beyond trade shipping data, Goldman Sachs recently projected that the Bureau of Labor Statistics would report the November unemployment rate rising to 4.5%. The actual figure reported by the agency came in higher at 4.6%. The firm also updated its equity recommendations for November, adding two dividend-paying growth stocks to its Conviction List. International sentiment indicators also show signs of softening during the month. Investor morale across the euro zone dipped in November, results released by Sentix. In diplomacy, Donald Trump stated that he expects to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin during the upcoming APEC summit hosted in China. This article is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice.