The Investor Bill Ackman, founder of Pershing Square, suggested that the next step in tariff negotiations between USA e China should be a truce of 180 dias.
In an interview with CNBC, he stated that the measure “would stabilize the risks to the American economy” and force China to seek an agreement.
“China is highly encouraged to close an agreement because, with the threat of high tariffs, every company that produces there and sells to USA It’s changing your supply chains, ”he said.
Ackman also commented on inflation, predicting that the Federal Reserve (Fed) It can cut interest later this year.
“I think a small cut soon makes sense. There was a slowdown in the economy, and the tariff uncertainty made many companies stop decisions,” he said.
He believes the impact of tariffs will be punctual: “It’s a unique readjustment, not a cumulative inflation.”
About the recent events involving the Berkshire Hathaway and the investor Warren BuffettAckman praised the new CEO, Greg Abel, but pondered, “It is not yet proven if the current team has the same buffett capacity to get business.”
He believes the company will begin to return capital to shareholders via dividends and action repurchase.
The founder of Pershing It was critical, in turn, when talking about the Harvard Universitythe target of recent criticism from US President Donald Trump.
“The university has become a party’s political law organization. There is no non -profit status. It’s time for change in the council,” he concluded.
The statement was later shared by the Republican on his profile in the Truth Social.
