Goldman's Commodities Trading Desk Mint Billions Again

Goldman Sachs has postponed its staff's return to the office to February 1st due to the Omicron variant, aligning with other Wall Street banks. The bank's commodities trading desk has experienced a resurgence, generating over $2.2 billion in revenue in late 2021, marking its best performance in a decade. Energy traders have particularly thrived, benefiting from high returns on energy commodities. Jeff Curry, a senior analyst at Goldman, predicts a potential super cycle for energy futures, drawing parallels to past market booms.

What was the new return-to-office date set by Goldman Sachs due to the Omicron variant?

• March 1st

• February 1st

• April 1st

• January 15th

Which bank has delayed its return-to-office plans indefinitely?

• Goldman Sachs

• JPMorgan Chase

• Wells Fargo

• Bank of America

What was the revenue of Goldman's commodities trading desk in the final months of 2021?

• 3.0 billion

• 1.5 billion

• 2.2 billion

• 4.5 billion

Who is the head of the commodities desk at Goldman Sachs?

• Jeff Curry

• Lloyd Blankfein

• David Solomon

• Emerson

What potential market trend did Jeff Curry suggest could last for years?

• A decline in tech stocks

• A super cycle in energy futures

• A rise in cryptocurrency values

• A boom in real estate