The first webinar of AMG’s Spring Insights Event series, “Forces Pulling on Economic Expansion,” focused on the COVID-19 outbreak, from where we started to possible outcomes, to help clients understand what it all means for their investments.
China’s supersized appetite for energy continues to grow as it looks for more and more energy sources to transition from a middle-income to an upper-income economy.
The global economy now faces another risk—potential loss of production due to the COVID-19 outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China.
A look at probable economic scenarios and asset class expected return projections.
The world’s reliance on China is deepening, but complex economic challenges loom for the nation. It’s a Gordian knot that could affect us all.
The economy has decelerated during 2019; growth should soon hit bottom and turn the corner, gaining speed in the first half of 2020.
Are U.S. – Russia relations better or worse than at the height of the Cold War? According to former Ambassador Michael McFaul current relations are bad but nowhere near as ominous as they were in the 1950s and ‘60s.
Certain indicators suggest that risks to future U.S. economic growth have increased, but overall the outlook for the economy remains positive thanks to strong consumer spending and monetary policy support.
AMG’s Chairman Earl Wright dissected China’s rise to the world’s second largest economy and its future global implications with international experts Robert Kaplan and Dr. Harry Broadman.
A rebound in U.S. labor force growth on the heels of public policy support could drive higher U.S. potential GDP growth and lengthen the current economic expansion.
