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Investors have a lot to digest these days trying to navigate recession fears, interest rate hikes, inflation, consumer strength, and corporate earnings.

“The mistake that some investors might be making is thinking of thematic investing as only looking at technology,” says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

“The mistake that some investors might be making is thinking of thematic investing as only looking at technology,” says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

“The mistake that some investors might be making is thinking of thematic investing as only looking at technology,” says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

“The mistake that some investors might be making is thinking of thematic investing as only looking at technology,” says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

“The mistake that some investors might be making is thinking of thematic investing as only looking at technology,” says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

Next year will be a “key inflection point” for growth in robotics and artificial intelligence, says Global X’s Jay Jacobs.

By Global X In 2020, annual outlooks quickly became obsolete as the COVID-19 pandemic caught the world by surprise. Nearly a year later, we believe massive stimulus efforts, vaccine development and distribution, and new political agendas put us on a  likely more predictable path to recovery. Yet if 2020 taught us anything, it’s to never underestimate the unpredictable. In this 2021 outlook, Global X’s CIO and Research teams provide our insights and expectations for the year ahead, coverin...

Do you see that as a good plan? >> you know, its a good first step. public/private partnerships are certainly going to be a bigger part of the future in terms of u.s. infrastructure development. but at this point in time theyre a relatively small percentage of the infrastructure projects. so even if that were to double or even triple, still the preponderance of infrastructure needs are still going to come from traditional user fee concepts that have been tried and true for many years. id like to...