BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Warns on Volatility Despite US-China Tariff Truce

BlackRock CEO warns trillions of dollars sitting idle amid 'uncertainty'

"There's going to be a lot of volatility until we have greater certainty," Larry Fink said at Tuesday's Saudi-U.S Investment Forum.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Warns on Volatility Despite US-China Tariff Truce

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says markets remain volatile and warns that U.S. deficits and trade uncertainty still threaten global stability.

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Fink: Trillions in Cash Still Sitting on Sidelines

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says tens of trillions of dollars of financial firepower is sitting idle in cash amid trade war worries and uncertainty over the United States economy, whose deficits are beginning to spook investors. “There is 12 trillion euros sitting in bank accounts in Europe. In the United States, there’s $11 trillion sitting in money markets funds. When there is uncertainty, you are going to keep more and more money in cash and tha…

WALL STREET.— BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said tens of trillions of dollars in financial power are idle in cash due to concern over the trade war and uncertainty about the U.S. economy, whose deficits are beginning to worry investors. “There are 12 trillion euros in bank accounts in Europe. In the U.S., there are 11 trillion dollars in money market funds. When there is uncertainty, one tends to keep more and more cash, and that’s what we’ve seen,” …

BlackRock’s Fink sees trillions of dollars idle as volatility persists

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says tens of trillions of dollars of financial firepower is sitting idle in cash amid trade war worries and uncertainty over the United States economy, whose deficits are beginning to spook investors.