Economic & Political Roundup – September 2020

Economic & Political Roundup - September 2020

Economic & Political Roundup

As part of our commitment to providing free investment research, we have just published our regular monthly update on the Global Economy.

Themes discussed this month are:

Global, Flexible investment, UK, North America, Asia Pacific, Global emerging markets, Japan, India, Debt, Private equity, Hedge funds, Technology & media, Infrastructure, Renewables, Environmental, Commodities and natural resources, Property - UK & Property - Europe

Bill Ackman, manager of Pershing Square - 28 August:

"We have a corporate inequality phenomenon in addition to an income inequality problem. The stock market is comprised of the biggest and strongest companies and reflects the present value of what is to come for these businesses. It is not representative of the entire economy. If there were a stock market index of private, small businesses, it would likely be down 50% or more."

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