Many factors – from a high-growth, low-inflation, low bond yield environment to climate change initiatives, electric vehicle adoption and grid resilience – are lining up as tailwinds for infrastructure portfolios.
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The election of Joe Biden as U.S. president and Democratic control of both the House and the Senate should further boost the focus on infrastructure spending.
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Encouraging developments on the vaccine front late in 2020 and advances in the world’s ability to manage infection rates while still working, learning and spending are positive signs for 2021, and we are constructive on the outlook for global listed infrastructure for several reasons.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has meaningfully hit most countries in the world, bringing with it a toll on human lives and livelihoods. As governments move to mitigate the public health crisis and support economies through monetary and fiscal policy, many are asking if governments will stimulate their economies with investments in infrastructure.
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