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Fortune
Alicia Adamczyk

Goldman Sach's David Solomon says despite uncertainty, U.S. economy is still in 'good shape'

(Credit: Roey Yohai Studios, courtesy of Goldman Sachs)

When President Donald Trump was elected president for the second time, many in the financial industry cheered, excited by the prospect of tax cuts and a friendlier regulatory environment. So the last few months have taken many in the industry by surprise, as the Trump administration has pursued policies like far-reaching tariffs and trade wars that have markets falling and a recession looking increasingly likely.

David Solomon, CEO of investment bank Goldman Sachs, says the business community is now dealing with a ton of uncertainty. Leaders and investors have been asking for more clarity.

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