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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Says He’s a ‘Huge Optimist’ on the US Economy Over the Next 7 Years — and AI is the Biggest Reason Why

BenzingaJul 16, 2026, 12:18 PMTanya Rawat

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says the U.S. economy remains solid and AI will drive long-term growth despite geopolitical risks.

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