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It’s time for the second draft of globalisation

Capital markets need to be better attuned to individual countries’ goals and the interests of workers

The writer is the chair and chief executive of BlackRock

The global economy is in a strange place: we know more about the next seven years than the next seven days.

For nearly two months, I’ve been travelling around the world and hearing the same question: what’s going to happen with tariffs? There are only guesses. The worst-case scenario is bleak: supply shocks, spiralling inflation, economic slowdown. But at this point, the guessing itself has become a commodity, priced in, speculated to death, endlessly churned through headlines.

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