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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · 6d ago
qwant news | Bitcoin Price: BlackRock Bets $871M On Iran Dip AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Forbes reports that BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded fund (IBIT) attracted a record $871 million of inflows last week, outpacing all other crypto ETFs and contributing to roughly $1.9 billion of total U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows—the strongest five‑day stretch since early February. The surge arrived as Bitcoin briefly slipped below $74,000 amid stalled Iran peace talks and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, then rebounded to around $75,600, a move analysts linked more to Fed rate‑policy timing than the Middle‑East crisis alone. With BlackRock now holding about $55 billion of Bitcoin inside IBIT and the broader spot‑ETF market nearing $96.5 billion in assets, bullish voices cite a looming supply shock and institutional demand (including MicroStrategy’s growing holdings and Morgan Stanley’s credit line to miner Core Scientific) as a catalyst for price gains, while skeptics warn that concentration of inflows in BlackRock and a potential easing of geopolitical risk could dampen the rally. Future price direction will hinge on whether BlackRock can maintain its heavy daily buying pace, how Iran‑U.S. tensions evolve, and market expectations for Bitcoin breaking $80,000 by month‑end. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2026/04/21/mission-accomplished-blackrock-suddenly-bets-871m-on-bitcoin-dip/ #BlackRock #FederalReserve #MicroStrategy #MarcBaumann AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Apr 12, 2026
yahoo news | Bitcoin News: Morgan Stanley Just Launched the Cheapest Bitcoin ETF on the... Morgan Stanley, which once dismissed Bitcoin as worthless, has entered the crypto market by launching its own spot Bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (ticker MSBT). The fund charges a 0.14 % annual fee—lower than any other spot Bitcoin ETF, including BlackRock’s IBIT at 0.25 %—and is backed by the bank’s roughly 16,000 financial advisors who can now direct clients straight into MSBT for Bitcoin exposure. This advisor‑driven distribution model sets the offering apart from previous ETFs that were launched solely by asset managers. On its first day of trading, MSBT attracted about $34 million in net inflows, with more than 1.6 million shares exchanged and the fund purchasing 430 BTC. Bloomberg’s ETF analyst noted that this debut placed MSBT in the top 1 % of all ETF launches over the past year, a striking contrast to the typical sub‑$1 million openings for new ETFs. The fund’s low fee and the broader market tailwind—Bitcoin ETFs posted their first positive monthly inflows of 2026 in March, drawing $1.32 billion—enhance its appeal, especially for wealth‑management clients allocating six‑ or seven‑figure sums where fee savings compound over time. For existing investors in BlackRock’s IBIT, there is no immediate need to switch, as IBIT’s massive $53 billion in assets and deep liquidity still offer better pricing and execution. However, for Morgan Stanley wealth‑management clients or newcomers to Bitcoin, MSBT presents a more convenient and cost‑effective entry point, given its integration with the firm’s advisory network and the bank’s broader crypto strategy, which includes upcoming Ethereum and Solana trusts and retail crypto trading on E*Trade. The shift from a former skeptic to a full‑scale crypto player underscores a significant change in how institutional finance views Bitcoin’s long‑term role. Read more: https://247wallst.com/investing/2026/04/11/bitcoin-news-morgan-stanley-just-launched-the-cheapest-bitcoin-etf-on-the-market/ #bitcoinnews #morganstanley #blackrock #e*trade
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Apr 10, 2026
undefined | BlackRock rips page from hedge fund playbook, applies it to exchange-traded funds BlackRock is bringing hedge‑fund techniques into its exchange‑traded fund business, focusing on liquid‑alternatives ETFs that employ market‑neutral, long‑short strategies. Senior portfolio manager Jeffrey Rosenberg explained that these “alts” give investors a way to diversify beyond the traditional bond‑stock relationship, which has weakened in recent market turmoil. According to the firm’s website, BlackRock’s iShares Systematic Alternatives Active ETF (IALT) is up almost 8 percent year‑to‑date, while the iShares Managed Futures Active ETF (ISMF) has gained nearly 5 percent. Rosenberg said demand for liquid‑alternatives is rising because investors want “diversifiers of diversifiers” that can generate returns independent of market direction. He highlighted the concentration risk in equity portfolios, which are now dominated by a handful of large‑cap tech winners, and argued that liquid‑alternatives can restore diversification and add value to portfolio construction. The approach challenges the classic 60‑40 fixed‑income versus equities mix, especially in a post‑COVID environment where that correlation has broken down. Industry observers, such as VettaFi’s Todd Rosenbluth, note that liquid‑alternatives ETFs remain a relatively small segment compared with traditional equity and fixed‑income funds, but they are gaining attention from advisors seeking assets that “zag when the market zigs.” The emerging category is positioned to help investors navigate market volatility by providing alternative sources of return that are not tied to overall market movements. Read more: undefined #blackrock #ishares
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Apr 09, 2026
yahoo news | State Street Follows BlackRock With Filing to Challenge Invesco’s QQQ State Street Investment Management has joined BlackRock in filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission to launch new Nasdaq 100 exchange‑traded funds, directly targeting Invesco’s long‑standing market leader, the Invesco QQQ Trust. The SPDR Nasdaq 100 ETF and BlackRock’s iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF become viable contenders now that Nasdaq has opened licensing for the index, which tracks the 100 largest U.S. companies outside of the financial sector. Both newcomers aim to capture investors who want exposure to the “Qs,” especially as the index may soon welcome high‑profile IPOs such as SpaceX. Fee differentials and brand loyalty are expected to drive the competitive dynamics. Invesco’s newer QQQM fund already outperformed the flagship QQQ in the past year, largely because of its lower 15‑basis‑point expense ratio versus QQQ’s 18 bps; QQQM attracted $1.6 billion in inflows in early 2026 while QQQ saw $8 billion of outflows. Analysts argue that the larger, well‑established ETF platforms of BlackRock and State Street can further erode QQQ’s scale by offering similarly low fees, while also providing a familiar “blue‑chip” alternative for investors seeking exposure to upcoming Nasdaq 100 additions. Nasdaq has indicated that additional licenses will be granted to a “select set of partners,” though it did not disclose which firms will receive them. In response, Invesco emphasized its 25‑year track record, asserting that “there is only one QQQ.” The filing news coincided with a more than 5 % drop in Invesco’s share price, even as the stock remains up 79 % over the past year. With the cheapest existing alternative sitting at 15 bps, analysts predict there is ample room for new players to compete on cost, potentially shaving a further 12 bps off the expense landscape and giving investors additional low‑cost pathways to Nasdaq 100 exposure. Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/state-street-follows-blackrock-filing-040300528.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall #statestreet #blackrock #invesco #qqq #nasdaq-100
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Apr 09, 2026
yahoo news | Wall Street’s Two Most Powerful Men Endorse CZ’s Prison Memoir Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) unveiled his 366‑page memoir “Freedom of Money” on April 8, 2026. Written largely during his four‑month U.S. prison sentence in 2024, the book traces his journey from a modest upbringing in rural China to building the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange and navigating a $4.3 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. The memoir is backed by two of Wall Street’s most influential figures: BlackRock chief Larry Fink, who praised CZ as an early mover in blockchain adoption, and Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio, who highlighted CZ’s rise from poverty to global impact and urged readers to learn from his story. Fink’s endorsement frames the narrative around the transformative potential of digital assets, emphasizing that “digital assets and blockchain technology can unlock real opportunities for nations willing to embrace the future.” Dalio takes a more personal angle, calling CZ “a great admirer… for his bold contributions to making alternative monies accessible to almost everyone in the world.” The book also features a foreword by Binance co‑founder and co‑CEO Yi He, as well as endorsements from Bhutan’s king, Haidilao founder Zhang Yong, and early Bitcoin investor Matt Roszak. Their support arrives at a strategic moment: BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust now handles $16‑$18 billion of daily trading volume, directly competing with Binance for crypto liquidity, and BlackRock’s tokenized BUIDL fund was integrated as collateral on Binance in late 2025. The launch, however, is shadowed by fresh compliance concerns. Bloomberg reported that Binance’s chief compliance officer Noah Perlman, a former federal prosecutor hired after the 2023 plea‑deal reforms, is discussing his departure, and Fortune revealed that Binance dismissed at least five compliance investigators who had uncovered $1 billion in transfers to Iran‑linked entities between March 2024 and August 2025. Senator Richard Blumenthal has opened a Senate inquiry, and nine Senate Democrats have called on the DOJ and Treasury to investigate. While Binance denies any sanctions‑law violations and found “no evidence” of wrongdoing, all royalties from the memoir will be donated to CZ’s education nonprofit Giggle Academy, underscoring the contrast between charitable pledges and the high‑profile backing from the world’s most powerful asset managers. Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/wall-street-two-most-powerful-144455396.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall #wallstreet #changpengzhao #binance #blackrock #raydalio
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 31, 2026
yahoo news | BlackRock Retains Top Spot in the U.S. 2026 Broadridge Fund Brand 50 Report The 2026 edition of Broadridge’s Fund Brand 50 (FB50) study, released by PR Newswire on March 31, confirms BlackRock as the leading U.S. third‑party asset‑management brand for a second consecutive year. While BlackRock’s margin at the top has narrowed, the report highlights its continued appeal to professional fund selectors because of a strong blend of product innovation and brand trust. According to Jeff Tjornehoj, Broadridge’s U.S. Senior Director of Fund Insights, fund gatekeepers now rank “solidity,” “client‑oriented thinking,” and an “appealing investment strategy” as their top three priorities, with “stability of the investment‑management team” rising into the top‑five. The top‑10 U.S. asset‑management brands in the FB50 ranking are BlackRock, Capital Group, Vanguard, JPMorgan AM, Fidelity, PIMCO, First Trust, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price, and Goldman Sachs. Capital Group’s surge to second place reflects its reputation as a “safe harbor” for long‑term reliability and client‑centric partnership. Vanguard slipped to third, while JPMorgan and Fidelity hold the fourth‑and‑fifth spots. Notable movements include PIMCO overtaking First Trust for sixth place and Goldman Sachs rebounding to tenth after falling out of the top 10 the prior year. The study shows that U.S. selectors favor large, global brands with diversified product offerings, and they continue to view an “appealing investment strategy” as a magnet for new capital. Beyond brand rankings, the FB50 report notes a significant shift in product development: 2025 saw an “explosive surge” in active‑ETF launches, with nearly 1,000 new funds entering the market, while new mutual‑fund introductions fell 52 % to just 95—the lowest level since 1983. This reflects a broader migration of capital toward more flexible, actively managed vehicles. Broadridge will host a webinar on April 14, 2026, to discuss the top asset‑management brands across regions, and the company offers deeper insights through its Global Fund Buyer Focus Intelligence platform, which surveys more than 1,300 key fund selectors worldwide. Read more: https://www.morningstar.com/news/pr-newswire/20260331ny22749/blackrock-retains-top-spot-in-the-us-2026-broadridge-fund-brand-50-report #blackrock #broadridge #capitalgroup #vanguard
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 31, 2026
yahoo news | Hegseth’s Broker Reportedly Sought To Invest Millions in Defense Contractors in ... Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s financial broker allegedly sought to place a multimillion‑dollar order for BlackRock’s iShares Defense Industrials Active ETF (IDEF) in the weeks leading up to the February 28 attack on Iran. The fund, launched in May 2025, concentrates on global defense, aerospace and security companies whose revenues are tied to heightened government spending on military and security programs. According to three sources cited by the Financial Times, the inquiry was made on behalf of a “high‑profile potential client” and was flagged internally at BlackRock, though the investment never materialised because the ETF was still too new to be offered to Morgan Stanley’s clients. The IDEF’s portfolio includes firms that count the U.S. Department of Defense among their top customers, aligning with BlackRock’s stated goal of giving investors “growth opportunities” in sectors that may benefit from geopolitical tensions and economic competition. Hegseth himself has earned $4.6 million in two years at Fox News plus $1 million from speaking engagements, a financial backdrop that has drawn scrutiny of lucrative trades made ahead of major policy moves by the Trump administration. President Donald Trump praised Hegseth on March 23, calling him “the first” to advocate for the Iran war and urging a swift outcome to prevent the nation from acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump’s remarks highlighted ongoing discussions about the conflict, while the Mediaite article that first reported the broker inquiry noted that neither BlackRock, Morgan Stanley nor Hegseth have commented on the matter. Read more: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/hegseth-broker-reportedly-sought-invest-004610613.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall #petehegseth #blackrock #isharesdefenseindustrialsactiveetf #u.s.departmentofdefense #donaldtrump
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 28, 2026
bing news | BlackRock CEO Larry Fink took home nearly $38M last year for leading world’s largest investment firm BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s 2025 compensation jumped to $37.7 million, up from $30.8 million the year before. The pay package consisted of a $1.5 million base salary, a $10.6 million cash bonus and a $6.5 million increase in stock awards, accounting for the bulk of the $7 million rise in total remuneration. The increase drew criticism from proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services, which last year recommended that investors oppose the firm’s executive pay plans. Despite that, BlackRock reported that 67 % of votes cast supported the compensation package. In January, the asset manager disclosed that its assets under management had hit a record $14 trillion, and it posted a fourth‑quarter 2025 net profit of $2.18 billion, excluding one‑time charges. In a letter to investors, Fink said the company is entering 2026 with “elevated momentum” and is positioned ahead of significant future opportunities. The firm’s shares rose 4.5 % in 2025, although they have declined more than 12 % so far this year. Read more: https://nypost.com/2026/03/27/business/blackrock-ceo-larry-fink-took-home-nearly-38m-last-year/ #blackrock #larryfink #institutionalshareholderservices #assetmanager #compensationpackage
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 27, 2026

qwant news | Apollo, BlackRock Deny Asking Kirkland To Abandon Optimum - Law360

Apollo, BlackRock Deny Asking Kirkland To Abandon Optimum
By Tracey Read – March 27, 2026, 3:40 PM EDT

Apollo, Ares, BlackRock and other major financial firms have denied the allegations made by Optimum Communications. Optimum claims the firms “bully‑ed” the law firm Kirkland & Ellis LLP into withdrawing as its transaction counsel in a telecommunications deal, seeking retaliation for a separate collusion lawsuit that Optimum filed in a New York federal court.

The dispute centers on whether the financial firms improperly pressured Kirkland & Ellis to step aside, thereby influencing the outcome of Optimum’s transaction and undermining its legal strategy. Optimum argues this conduct was meant to punish the company for its antitrust claims, while the defendants assert that no such coercion occurred. The case highlights ongoing tensions between large financiers and corporate counsel in high‑stakes litigation.

Read more: https://www.law360.com/articles/2458582/apollo-blackrock-deny-asking-kirkland-to-abandon-optimum

#apollo #blackrock #kirkland&ellis #federalcourt #antitrust

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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 27, 2026
yahoo news | Here’s the most overlooked part of Larry Fink’s yearly letter to shareholders — ... Larry Fink’s 2026 annual letter to shareholders, while filled with the usual market cautions, ends on a surprisingly upbeat note: “people need to get on the investment train or be run over by it.” As the head of the world’s largest asset manager—$14 trillion across every asset class—Fink uses that metaphor to stress that ordinary investors now have the tools to participate in the economy’s upside, just as Wall Street has traditionally served Main Street. The letter also flags two emerging risks. First, Fink warns that artificial‑intelligence breakthroughs could widen wealth inequality if ownership of the technology’s gains does not broaden, echoing growing concerns about AI’s societal impact. Second, he skirts overt criticism of the Trump administration’s tariff‑heavy trade policy and offers a measured take on ESG investing, noting that BlackRock tailors its products to diverse client needs—from a Texas retirement fund to New York pension plans—rather than pushing a one‑size‑fits‑all green agenda. Finally, Fink underscores how market access has been democratized. Exchange‑traded funds, a core BlackRock offering, let the “average Joe or Jane” assemble diversified portfolios that include everything from the S‑P 500 to crypto, with liquidity far superior to private‑equity holdings. This focus on broad‑based investing has helped BlackRock grow assets under management and lift its share price nearly 30 % over the past five years, positioning the firm as a key bridge between Wall Street and the emerging middle class. Read more: https://nypost.com/2026/03/27/business/heres-the-most-overlooked-part-of-larry-finks-yearly-letter-to-shareholders-and-why-it-could-be-good-news/ #larryfink #blackrock #wallstreet #s-p500 #exchange-tradedfunds
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 27, 2026
yahoo news | BlackRock's Larry Fink says expanding market participation is needed to address... BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned in his annual chairman’s letter that wealth inequality could deepen unless a larger share of Americans participates in financial markets. He noted that since 1989 a dollar invested in the U.S. stock market has appreciated more than fifteen‑fold compared with a dollar tied to median wages, and that the rise of artificial intelligence threatens to repeat—and amplify—that pattern by concentrating gains among the firms and investors that own the data, infrastructure and capital needed to deploy AI at scale. While market leadership naturally shifts with technological change, Fink argued that when market capitalization expands but ownership remains narrow, prosperity feels increasingly out of reach for those on the outside. Fink acknowledged that automation historically boosted productivity and eventually broadened the range of available work, even as some roles disappeared, but cautioned that “new roles take time to emerge and workers don’t always move seamlessly from old ones to new ones.” He emphasized that AI is poised to generate significant economic value, and the real challenge is ensuring that the benefits are shared broadly. To that end, he called for policies that widen market participation, suggesting that market‑based tools could help stabilize programs like Social Security, which faces funding shortfalls within the next decade. One concrete idea Fink highlighted is the creation of “Trump Accounts,” a government‑seeded savings vehicle for newborns (and other minors) that would be invested in a diversified U.S. stock index. These accounts, funded by public, philanthropic, and parental contributions, would remain in custodial care until the child turns 18, providing a foothold in the market for a new generation. By lowering entry barriers and encouraging early, long‑term investing, Fink believes such accounts could be a “very significant step” toward expanding financial inclusion and narrowing the wealth gap in an AI‑driven economy. Read more: https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/blackrocks-larry-fink-says-expanding-market-participation-needed-address-wealth-gap-amid-ai-boom #blackrock #larryfink #socialsecurity #u.s.stockmarket #artificialintelligence
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 26, 2026
yahoo news | BlackRock's Fink on why he won't cash out private-credit investors: 'Those are... BlackRock’s chairman and CEO Larry Fink warned private‑credit investors that he would not allow redemption requests beyond the 5 percent quarterly limit set in the fund’s prospectus. The firm’s $26 billion HPS Corporate Lending Fund received redemption requests equal to 9.3 percent of its assets in the fourth quarter, but BlackRock only redeemed the contractual 5 percent—about $620 million—citing its fiduciary duty to the remaining investors. In an interview with the BBC, Fink stressed that the rule is “on page one” of the fund documents and that bending it would betray the investors who stay in the fund. Fink noted that the pressure on private‑credit funds comes as investors rush to exit business‑development companies, especially those loaned to software firms, while other managers such as Blue Owl Capital and Ares Management have seen their shares slump. He argued that the broader $2.2 trillion private‑credit asset class is not a systemic risk, pointing out that the sector’s legal debt‑to‑equity cap of 2‑to‑1 prevents the kind of leverage that sparked the 2008 crisis. According to Fink, many institutions are actually seeking to invest in the fund rather than withdraw. The interview also turned to macro‑economic implications, with Fink painting two extreme oil‑price scenarios tied to the ongoing Iran conflict. He said oil could trade as low as $40 a barrel, signaling abundance and growth, or soar above $150 a barrel, likely triggering a “steep recession.” He emphasized that the outcome—not the duration—of the war will drive the economy, and that investors should recognize the binary nature of these possibilities. Read more: https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/2026032553/blackrocks-fink-on-why-he-wont-cash-out-private-credit-investors-those-are-the-rules-live-with-it #blackrock #larryfink #hpscorporatelendingfund #business-developmentcompanies #private-credit
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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 24, 2026
Corriere.it - Homepage: Private credit, anche i fondi Apollo e Ares limitano i riscatti da parte degli investitori: titoli giù in Borsa Troppe richieste dagli investitori individuali, stop ai rimborsi sopra il 5%. I precedenti di Blackstone, BlackRock e Blue Owl Private credit, including Apollo and Ares funds, restrict investor redemptions: stocks down on the stock exchange. Too many requests from individual investors, halt to repayments above 5%. Blackstone, BlackRock, and Blue Owl precedents. #Apollo #above5% #Blackstone #BlackRock #BlueOwl https://www.corriere.it/economia/finanza/26_marzo_24/private-credit-anche-i-fondi-apollo-e-ares-limitano-i-riscatti-da-parte-degli-investitori-titoli-giu-in-borsa-e71610b9-70c1-4225-b3ca-012acf27bxlk.shtml
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@TheBadPlace@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 24, 2026
qwant news | Blackrock CEO Larry Fink warns of 'costly' global push toward self-reliance, downsides to AI boom BlackRock chief executive Larry Fink used his 2026 annual letter to shareholders to warn that the worldwide push for economic self‑reliance—tighter immigration rules, on‑shoring of production and massive domestic‑industry investment—carries a steep price tag. He argues that moving away from a borderless economy will demand “massive, localized capital deployment” and that the hidden costs will ultimately be shouldered by ordinary people and retirement savers. Fink also reminded investors that the old model of global capitalism is fracturing, as countries pour enormous sums into energy, defense and technology to become more independent. At the same time, Fink cautioned that the current artificial‑intelligence boom could exacerbate wealth inequality. Because many of the most valuable AI firms remain private far longer than past tech giants did, retail investors are being shut out of what could be the sector’s most explosive growth. He warned that “there’s a real risk artificial intelligence could widen wealth inequality if ownership does not broaden alongside it,” noting that startups such as Anthropic have reached valuations comparable to Google and Amazon at far earlier stages, without giving everyday investors a chance to participate. Fink’s concerns echo his earlier remarks on inflation‑spiking tariffs and other protectionist policies. He pointed to recent data—import prices up 0.2 % in January 2026 and manufacturers reporting an 8 % rise in goods‑and‑materials costs in 2025—as evidence that the cost of on‑shoring and tariff‑driven policies could be substantial. The CEO’s message was clear: while trillions are flowing into U.S. technological dynamism, policymakers and investors must weigh the long‑term price of self‑reliance and ensure the benefits of new technologies are widely shared. Read more: https://nypost.com/2026/03/23/business/blackrock-ceo-larry-fink-warns-of-costly-global-push-toward-self-reliance-downsides-to-ai-boom/ #blackrock #larryfink
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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · Mar 06, 2026
Today: La guerra fa scappare gli investitori: chiesti 1,2 miliardi di dollari in rimborsi e BlackRock limita i ritiri BlackRock ha limitato i prelievi da uno dei suoi principali fondi di credito privato a seguito di un'impennata delle richieste di rimborso, con gli investitori che si stanno ritirando da questa classe di attività e l'intensificarsi dei dubbi sulla qualità del credito. L'Hps Corporate Lending Fund... The war is scaring investors: $1.2 billion in redemptions were requested and BlackRock is limiting withdrawals. BlackRock has restricted withdrawals from one of its main private credit funds following a surge in redemption requests, with investors withdrawing from this asset class and concerns intensifying regarding credit quality. The Hps Corporate Lending Fund... #BlackRock https://www.today.it/economia/finanza/blackrock-limiti-ritiri-fondi-guerra-iran.html
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@OccuWorld@syzito.xyz · Feb 12, 2026
Why Bitcoin Could Hit $0 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IXNUM4FMqNs We're watching the worst crypto crash since the FTX scandal. Ben McKenzie explains what's driving the crash, and why this one could take down the rest of the economy with it... #Bitcoin #Crash #WallStreet #Blackrock #0Floor #NoRevenueStream #NoProduct #MoneyLaundering #ETF #Gambling #PonziScheme #Fraud
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