UBS On-Air: Market Moves UBS On-Air: Paul Donovan Daily Audio 'Perception of politics'
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Jun 9, 2025 The podcast delves into the intense media coverage surrounding political unrest in Los Angeles and its broader economic impacts. Domestic investors’ perspectives are influenced by their news sources, highlighting the role of media in shaping perceptions. Meanwhile, international investors consider their own experiences with civil unrest and militarization. The discussion also touches on China's economic data and its effects on global trade, inflation expectations, and Japan's GDP, revealing interconnected financial landscapes.
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Media Shapes Investor Perceptions
- Media coverage on Los Angeles events is intense and shapes perceptions significantly.
- Domestic US investors' views are polarized by their news sources, unlike international investors.
International Lens Alters Risk Views
- International investors view US protests through their own experiences with unrest and secession.
- This difference in perspective affects their risk assessment of US events.
Key Investor Concerns on US Stability
- Three main investor concerns are US federal system effectiveness, rule of law, and the US as an investment/tourism destination.
- Events like protests may increase risk premiums and reduce tourism, impacting the economy.