

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated some trends already in place, and it will have additional implications that are opaque now but that will become undeniably clear and meaningful over time.
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Meet John James, new managing director of Vanguard Institutional Investor Group. In this introductory blog, he shares his background and insight into Vanguard’s partnership with Infosys—boosting our recordkeeping offer to new heights.
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for growth in emerging and developing economies for both 2020 and 2021. The way out won’t be easy. But not all is lost for emerging markets.
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The low-interest-rate environment is a favorable backdrop for developed markets to retire pandemic-related debt. Central banks, meanwhile, may soon provide guidance on how they’ll start unwinding assets.
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An existing mechanism can provide struggling businesses with cash grants to bring back unemployed or furloughed workers.
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Pandemic-induced supply constraints and fiscal infusions shouldn’t have markets worried about runaway inflation.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed economic effects unlike any the world has seen before. Among the most disruptive events of our lifetimes, it defies conventional labels. Here’s how we’ll move forward.
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Just like caddies give their golfers the information they need to succeed, Vanguard, by analyzing industry and client data, helps plan sponsors make the best decisions for their retirement plans and participants’ financial health.
View more posts by Brian Alling
China was roughly one-quarter ahead of most of the developed world in COVID-19 progression. It may be three or four quarters ahead in economic normalization.
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Martha King explains how we’re supporting clients and ensuring business continuity through the coronavirus pandemic.
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