Bloomberg Surveillance Bloomberg Surveillance TV: September 23rd, 2025
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Sep 23, 2025 
Liz Ann Sonders, Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab, dives into market concentration and the implications for active investors. She highlights dispersion and the challenges of stock-picking. Kristen Bitterly from Citi discusses asset allocation strategies, urging a quality bias while navigating the landscape of potential rate cuts. Stephen Stanley, Chief Economist at Santander, analyzes labor market dynamics and risks of inflation, questioning if current Fed policies are appropriate. A lively discussion filled with valuable insights!
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Big Tech Has Cash Flow, But Risks Remain
- Today's big tech winners have real cash flows, unlike the dot-com era, but valuation adjustments remain possible.
- A recession risk is a meaningful left-tail risk that markets may underprice.
Multilateral Pressure Needed On China
- Wally Adeyemo argues China's anti-competitive behavior has broken the global trading system.
- He urges coordinated action with allies rather than unilateral bilateral deals with China.
G7 Coordination Can Shift Trade Dynamics
- Adeyemo says the G7 alone could pressure China effectively because they represent nearly half the global economy.
- Collective action beginning with closest allies is politically feasible and strategically powerful.