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According to Fink, the sustainability of democratic economies, especially in the West, hinges on an increased reliance on the private sector. He stated that the U.S. economy's strength is founded on its capital markets, which offer unparalleled access to capital for businesses of all sizes. Fink expressed a belief that capital markets will increasingly serve as a critical economic engine, not just in the U.S., but globally.
Fink acknowledged the existing discussion on national deficits and stressed that there should be a greater emphasis on managing these deficits. He reflected on President Trump's policies, which hint at a focus on the private sector, and he predicts that infrastructure will be one of the fastest-growing sectors within capital markets.