Bullet Trains and Bull Markets: Notes from the Goldman Sachs Global Macro Conference
The Monday Call
Summary
Bullet Trains and Bull Markets: Notes from the Goldman Sachs Global Macro Conference
For our first Monday Call of the year, we report back from the Goldman Sachs Global Macro Conference Asia Pacific, a closed-door, highly anticipated Hong Kong event alongside some of the world’s leading investors. Mark and James join Stephan to offer perspectives from this investor gathering and provide a rare window into the flows of global capital.
Those on-the-ground insights highlight why China and Hong Kong are reasserting themselves on the world stage. High-speed rail, rapid AI adoption, and large-scale infrastructure and manufacturing are advancing at a breathtaking pace, in stark contrast to slower build-outs and policy gridlock in the United States. The coordination of government, capital and technology is reshaping how investors view the region.
Together, Mark, James and Stephan will explore infrastructure, AI and financial markets – and why China may be misunderstood and underestimated as a destination for capital and returns. The discussion examines why global investors are increasingly paying attention to the region, and whether the term ‘emerging markets’ remains fair given its extraordinary scale and sophistication.
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