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Change in economic fortunes undercuts Trump’s strategy, Asia launch of the Global Public Investor 2020
OMFIF 27 July 2020 – Vol.11 Ed.31.
Commentary: Reshaping path to American greatness
By Marsha Vande Berg in San Francisco
Some 128 months of US economic expansion ended abruptly last February, undercutting a central plank in Donald Trump’s re-election bid. Instead of his ill-advised campaign for asserting greatness, Americans need credible, moral leadership able to unite society’s divisions. The country still faces considerable risks if Biden is elected. A Democrat-led House and a Republican-led Senate would virtually guarantee political gridlock. Yet the end of the Trump interregnum would allow the country to restart, on a higher plane and with greater international support, the search for that elusive quality: American greatness.
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Meeting: Asia launch of the Global Public Investor 2020
OMFIF launches Global Public Investor 2020 this Wednesday. This year’s launch presents the results of an in-depth survey on asset allocation strategies carried out at the height of the pandemic, with speakers from Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Government Pension Fund Thailand, South Korean Public Officials Benefit Association, UK Department for International Trade, Australian Government and more. Attendees will be the first to receive a copy of the publication by email just prior to the launch.
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