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Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO Solomon says have pretty good tailwind around M&A and capital market activity; expects strong M&A and capital markets for years ahead - conference call

Goldman Sachs' CEO Solomon is expressing confidence in continued M&A and capital market strength, which could suggest a favorable environment for deal-making over the coming years.

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  • Uncertainty around trade, inflation, and geopolitics.
  • Expect a speed-bump event sometime this year.
  • Macro setup is very good, broadly speaking.
  • Reaching a point where sponsored back deal-making is accelerating.
  • The need for capital during the technology cycle is going to have an impact on the overall capital raising cycle.
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However, he also acknowledges potential uncertainties related to trade and inflation that might temporarily disrupt this trend. Overall, this optimism could positively influence equity markets, particularly in the financial sector.

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