InvestTalk 2-26-2024 – Passive Funds Have Overtaken Active Funds

InvestTalk 2-26-2024 – Passive Funds Have Ove...

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Bloomberg reports that Trump's tariffs are likely to stick around despite their unpopularity, signaling that businesses and investors need to treat elevated trade barriers as a structural feature of the economy — not a temporary headwind. We examine the long-term investment impli ...  Show more

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