GoKawiilGoldman Sachs CEO says AI infrastructure financing demand still strong
David Solomon told CNBC that Goldman has remained very active in AI capital markets deals in recent weeks and expects that activity to continue, despite a selloff in AI-related stocks. He said political shifts are causing some volatility but that he still believes in AI's long-term economic impact, and called the IPO market environment 'pretty constructive' while declining to detail Anthropic's planned listing, which Goldman is helping lead.
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Solomon's comments suggest Goldman wants to reassure markets that Wall Street still sees strong fundamentals behind AI investment even as chip and cloud stocks wobble over return concerns. His remarks on Anthropic's IPO, without confirming details, hint that banks are watching public-market appetite closely before committing to a listing that could set a benchmark for AI company valuations.
- Goldman says AI infrastructure financing demand remains robust despite recent stock selloff
- Solomon links some market volatility to shifting political dynamics after Democratic midterm wins
- Goldman is among banks leading Anthropic's potential IPO, a key test of AI public-market appetite
Source: cnbc.com — Hugh Son, 2026-11-09
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