Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Officer David Solomon is scheduled to meet President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday afternoon, according to people familiar with the plan. The session will mark the most direct engagement between the Wall Street firm and the administration since the latest round of sweeping U.S. tariffs took effect in April. People briefed on the agenda said Solomon and Trump are expected to discuss the outlook for the domestic economy, geopolitical tensions and the administration’s approach to banking regulation. Financial markets have been volatile as investors gauge the impact of the 145% levies on Chinese imports and the possibility of further policy shifts. Solomon’s visit follows a broader effort by the president to rebuild ties with large U.S. banks. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon has met with Trump twice in the past two months after years of public sparring, discussing trade and financial rules, according to the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg reporting. The fresh outreach underscores the administration’s reliance on major lenders for feedback as it weighs additional economic measures heading into the 2026 budget cycle. Neither Goldman Sachs nor the White House immediately commented on Thursday’s planned meeting.