Goldman Sachs Executive: Global Macroeconomy Undergoing "Seismic Shift" from an Era of "Savings Glut" to "Spending Glut"
Rich Privorotsky, Goldman Sachs' Head of European Fixed Income and Equities Trading, stated in an October 22 interview that the global macroeconomy is undergoing "seismic shifts," moving from a "savings glut" environment to an era of "spending glut" during his career. He noted that AI capital expenditure is expected to exceed $1 trillion over the past year, while most governments globally are running fiscal deficits. This shift has driven up the cost of capital, crowded out lower-quality borrowers, and led to widening credit spreads for CCC-rated debt, even extending to sovereign debt such as French government bonds.
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