Sun's spectrum red shift
Light from the solar photosphere is observed to have a gravitational redshift. The expected value, based on General Relativity is equivalent to a doppler redshift of 633 m/s. It is difficult to measure the exact value because it is obscured and blurred by the turbulent motions in the Sun's atmosphere.

As far as I am aware, the estimated values are entirely consistent with General Relativistic predictions, though the precision is not high enough to make this an especially sensitive test (e.g. $698\pm 113$ m/s Takeda &amp; Ueno 2012).