The US has had an exceptional decade.

US equities have outperformed to those of other regions,

the dollar's role as the global trading and reserve currency

has remained unchallenged,

and US GDP growth has exceeded that of other developed markets and has also outperformed growth

in many other economies this year. But can this run of US outperformance over the past decade

be repeated over the next decade? I'm Allison Nathan and this is Goldman Sachs exchanges.

On this special episode we're breaking down a topic that we hit on in our most recent top of mine report now

available on giz.com. We dig into whether the US equity out performance of the

last decade can continue and what that means for investors.

We speak with Rebecca Patterson, former chief investment strategist at Bridgewater Associates,

Jean Boivan, head of the Black Rock Investment Institute, and Goldman Sachs's chief global equity

strategist Peter Oppenheimer.

Patterson expects another decade of US equity

outperformance that she says will be led

by generative artificial intelligence and technology

more broadly.

A lot of people do point to the last decade as this decade of equity outperformance in the U.S.

Do you think that the pendulum is set to swing and that period of U.S. equity

outperformance is likely to end. So a lot can happen in a decade, a lot that we

can even imagine today today but when I think about the next decade in

global markets and equities in particular I think there is a very plausible scenario

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