There’s active interest in passive funds
The US aviation regulator has blocked Boeing from expanding production of its most popular plane, the fight between Poland’s Donald Tusk and Andrzej Duda heats up, a research group forecasts 56% of total US fund assets will be passively managed by 2027, the French government presses the UK to help fill a multibillion-pound hole in nuclear projects, and Israel is creating a buffer zone within Gaza.
Mentioned in this podcast:
Regulator blocks expanded production of Boeing’s 737 Max
Feud between Poland’s Donald Tusk and Andrzej Duda intensifies over presidential pardon
Passive eclipses active in US fund market as assets swell to $13.3tn
French government presses the UK to help fill multi billion-pound hole in nuclear projects
Israel demolishes buildings to create buffer zone within Gaza
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