Goldman Sachs Access Ultra Short Bond ETF Price & Performance (GSST)

Envestnet Asset Management trimmed its holdings in the Goldman Sachs Ultra Short Bond ETF by 9.1% in Q4, selling over 3,500 shares. Despite this, the ETF saw significant interest from other institutional investors and traded up 0.3% recently, reflecting ongoing demand for ultra-short-term bond products in a volatile interest rate environment.12

S&P Global executives signaled a more cautious approach to full-year issuance, expecting levels to remain flat and noting limited pull-forward activity from future years. Management highlighted that market volatility is reducing incentives for high-yield issuers, while opportunistic issuance may still occur if market conditions improve later in 2025.34

Goldman Sachs' stock climbed over 2% following its Q1 2025 earnings beat, reflecting strong trading and financing performance. Leadership cited robust client activity and nimble risk management as key drivers. The firm remains optimistic about growth prospects, with management fees and alternative incentive fees highlighted as future revenue engines.45