David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, has sounded the alarm regarding an increased likelihood of a US recession, citing growing trade war uncertainties and the challenges businesses face in making long-term plans. According to BlockBeats, he highlighted that the second quarter sees significant shifts in the business environment compared to earlier this year, with signs of slowing economic growth. This is partly attributed to the impact of President Trump’s new trade policies, which have significantly altered global growth prospects. Solomon also noted that businesses are struggling to navigate uncertainty due to short and long-term implications, hindering crucial decision-making and increasing risks for both the US and global economies.