Trump’s tariffs fueled unhealthy uncertainty, but soon markets will ‘settle down,’ says Goldman CEO David Solomon

Top Stories of the Month: Trump Tariffs Put Global Trade System in Crisis

Top Stories of the Month: Trump Tariffs Put Global Trade System in Crisis - Goldman Sachs slashes first-quarter U.S. GDP growth forecast as recession risk rises

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warns Trump's tariffs are forcing CEOs 'to tighten their belts'

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon sounded alarm bells over President Trump's trade war, warning the looming threat of tariffs is hurting the US economy and forcing CEOs "to tighten their belts."

Trump’s tariffs fueled unhealthy uncertainty, but soon markets will ‘settle down,’ says Goldman CEO David Solomon

Even though the Trump bump in mergers and acquisitions didn’t materialize as expected, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said he believes M&A activity will rebound later this year as markets “settle down.”  Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office were marked by unhealthy uncertainty, yet he believes that as a new normal emerges, markets will “settle down.” Solomon told Bloomberg Television that the cu…

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon on the stock market chaos: 'Things will settle down'

Amid market swings and trade war chaos, at least one top executive sees a light at the end of the tunnel. Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO David Solomon said Tuesday that “things will settle down” after all the disorder, despite slow activity in mergers and IPOs.Read more...

Goldman’s Solomon Says Markets Will ‘Settle Down’ After Disorder

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said he believed that activity in mergers and public listings will find a comfortable level despite uncertainty that’s led to a slowdown in activity across investment banks.

Markets are dealing with a new kind of shock. The S&P 500 might not have bottomed yet, says Goldman Sachs - Finnoexpert

Goldman Sachs strategist Vickie Chang is not convinced the S&P 500’s tariff-induced wild days are over yet. Source link The post Markets are dealing with a new kind of shock. The S&P 500 might not have bottomed yet, says Goldman Sachs appeared first on Finnoexpert.