Gold Ten Data, January 23 News - BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said that investors prematurely concluded that high inflation has ended, which has raised the possibility of bond yields rising with pump in the future. "The biggest risk facing the world today is that the world thinks that the high point of inflation has passed," Fink told Bloomberg on Wednesday at the Davos World Economic Forum in Switzerland, and said his views were at odds with market forces. "I really think we will face high inflation." Speaking of AI investment, Fink said that building data centers requires a lot of funding from the private sector. BlackRock is teaming up with Microsoft and others to raise a $30 billion fund, and Fink said that the market needs a special power supply mode for data centers to be tracked. "In the short term, we need to be clear that it will be mainly powered by natural gas, which is natural gas in the United States," Fink said, adding that the demand for electricity should trigger discussions about the future role of nuclear power.
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BlackRock CEO: Yüksek enflasyon küresel olarak "en büyük risk", Davos'a karşı gelmek her zaman büyük paralar kazandırır.
Gold Ten Data, January 23 News - BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said that investors prematurely concluded that high inflation has ended, which has raised the possibility of bond yields rising with pump in the future. "The biggest risk facing the world today is that the world thinks that the high point of inflation has passed," Fink told Bloomberg on Wednesday at the Davos World Economic Forum in Switzerland, and said his views were at odds with market forces. "I really think we will face high inflation." Speaking of AI investment, Fink said that building data centers requires a lot of funding from the private sector. BlackRock is teaming up with Microsoft and others to raise a $30 billion fund, and Fink said that the market needs a special power supply mode for data centers to be tracked. "In the short term, we need to be clear that it will be mainly powered by natural gas, which is natural gas in the United States," Fink said, adding that the demand for electricity should trigger discussions about the future role of nuclear power.