Goldman Sachs said that US companies are expected to return a record $1.7 trillion to shareholders through share repurchases in 2027, which may protect market valuations from dilution caused by near-historically high equity issuance. The investment bank expects the supply of publicly traded stocks to rise sharply next year. Although such increases usually put pressure on stock prices, Goldman Sachs added that corporate buybacks, combined with strong demand from households and foreign investors, should be sufficient to absorb additional shares.

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