The pandemic could leave a legacy of innovation, social change and geopolitical disruption, says this BofA Global Research report
Amid the pandemic, it’s natural to wonder when life will go back to normal. Yet that question, however understandable, may be misplaced. “The coronavirus is not just a temporary crisis; it’s a permanent disruptor,” says Haim Israel, Head of Thematic Investing at BofA Global Research. “It’s one of those rare events in history that will completely reshape geopolitics, societies and markets.”
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