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Goldman Sachs forecasts a new global economic 'super cycle' thanks to artificial intelligence and decarbonization.
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According to the head of macro research in Europe at Goldman Sachs, Peter Oppenheimer, the new 'super cycle' will be influenced by artificial intelligence and decarbonization. He stresses that while there are geopolitical risks and trade tensions, technological and environmental developments could have a positive impact on the economy.
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Goldman Sachs: Economia globală intră într-un nou "super ciclu", alimentat de inteligența artificială și decarbonizare
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