The Carlyle Group Inc.

• CG Stock Price 24h change: +0.99%. From 61.81 USD to 62.42 USD.
The price rose slightly as the market rebounded from a prior session's drop, supported by a general uptick in volume and a positive long-term trend outlook despite short-term volatility.
• From a technical perspective, CG presents a "neutral to bullish" profile: it holds a long-term buy signal as the price stays above the 200-day moving average ($61.53), though it faces immediate resistance at the 50-day average ($65.06). The 14-day RSI stands at 39.9, suggesting it is nearing oversold territory, while the MACD remains in a sell phase, indicating ongoing short-term consolidation.
• Evercore ISI raised its price target for Carlyle Group from $57.00 to $62.00 on January 22, maintaining an "In-Line" rating as analysts adjust valuations for 2026.
• A Carlyle director disclosed the sale of approximately 625,000 shares at an average price of $56.55, representing a minor 2.18% reduction in their total stake.
• UBS Group recently reiterated a "Buy" rating with an increased price target of $81.00, citing Carlyle's strong position in the global alternative asset management industry.
• Private equity analysts report "The Great Unlocking" in early 2026, as stabilized interest rates and a need for capital returns drive a massive resurgence in IPO and M&A exit activities.
• Industry reports indicate a significant rise in private sector agility and transaction volumes as the Federal Reserve successfully navigates a "soft landing," reducing borrowing costs for major deals.

• CG Stock Price 24h change: -0.76%. From 66.12 USD to 65.62 USD.
• From a technical perspective, CG exhibits a "strong bullish momentum" with the price trading above its 20, 50, and 200-day moving averages. While short-term indicators like the Stochastics suggest it may be approaching overbought territory, the overall trend remains positive despite minor recent pullbacks.
• Carlyle's private wealth business has reportedly doubled in size since CEO Harvey Schwartz took over in 2023, underscoring a strategic shift toward retail and wealth management markets.
• Sedgwick announced a $1.0 billion strategic equity investment from Altas Partners, with Carlyle retaining its control position at an implied enterprise value of $13.2 billion.
• Willow Wealth launched a private markets platform providing direct access to evergreen funds from Carlyle, Goldman Sachs, and StepStone to target the $180 billion evergreen fund market.
• Private equity secondary market volumes reached a record $226 billion as investors increasingly seek liquidity through asset sales and secondary transactions.
• Goldman Sachs is planning to raise approximately $2 billion for a new venture and growth fund to expand its presence in technology investing.