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Americans 'stay optimists', 'tremendous growth' in AI to continue, says US-EU wealth manager Xavier Volatier

Xavier Volatier, head of Transatlantic Private Wealth, speaks to our Stefan Grobe on the effects of the US mid-terms' result on the global markets.

Americans remain optimistic about the economy, with a significant focus on the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), according to Xavier Volatier, head of Transatlantic Private Wealth. Volatier spoke about the impact of the US mid-term elections on global markets, highlighting the potential shift in attitudes towards AI in the newly elected Congress.

He expects that AI will continue to experience tremendous growth across the US, reinforcing his positive outlook on the American economy. Volatier also noted an increasing demand from US clients to invest in European markets, further underscoring the strong confidence in the global economy.

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