Today's Business Headlines: 12/10/24
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said Tuesday that dealmaking in both equities, and mergers and acquisitions, could potentially exceed 10-year averages next year.
“I think in 2025 we will certainly be at 10-year averages. We might even be ahead of 10-year average,” Goldman CEO David Solomon said in an interview Tuesday.Some predicted friendly regulators to be installed atop key government agencies, sweeping away regulations regarded by some as onerous, but many said it was too early to tell what economic policies will be implemented by the incoming administration.
“The first 100 days, obviously, will give us some indication about the balance of whether it’s trade policies, immigration policies, energy policies, tax policies — how the combination of those things will come together.”
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