Goldman Sachs CEO Warns High Oil Prices Could Shift Consumer Behavior, Keep Rates Higher for Longer

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Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said high oil prices could shift consumer behavior in the second half of 2026.

Solomon also warned that high oil prices could keep interest rates higher for longer, linking energy costs to both consumer behavior and the interest-rate outlook later in 2026.

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Goldman CEO says high oil prices could shift consumer behavior in second half of 2026

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Goldman CEO says high oil prices could shift consumer behavior in second half of 2026

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