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2025 Midyear Outlook
Between the changes to U.S. policy, geopolitical tensions, and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy, the first half of 2025 has been eventful, to say the least. As we move into the remainder of the year, some variables, such as the economic impacts of tariffs and a stricter immigration policy, remain, so the path forward still has many twists and turns.
BOK Financial’s investment management team has compiled valuable insights on these topics and more, which are available through online articles and a downloadable report.
What's ahead for AI, the economy and more
BOK Financial® Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson, Director of Alternative Investments Mark Buntz and Alternative Investments Analyst Rich Castleberry discuss AI’s influence on economic trends and emerging investment opportunities. (October 9, 2025)
What's ahead for AI, the economy and more
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Economic and Market Outlook: Q2 2024
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Soft landings, inflation and the road ahead
Understanding corporate earnings season
The upside of higher interest rates
"Supercore” inflation
Have questions about the debt ceiling?
Reaction to Fed rates, inflation, and election results
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Market Reactions to Omicron Variant
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SEC Approves First Bitcoin Futures-Backed ETF
Insights on Supply Chain and Labor Woes
Potential Tax Implications of Infrastructure Plan
Employment and Price Stability
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Join the list (Opens in a new tab)Between the changes to U.S. policy, geopolitical tensions, and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy, the first half of 2025 has been eventful, to say the least. As we move into the remainder of the year, some variables, such as the economic impacts of tariffs and a stricter immigration policy, remain, so the path forward still has many twists and turns.
BOK Financial’s Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson explains the lesser-known aspects of tariffs and the potential effects in the U.S. and other countries.
Between the changes to U.S. policy, geopolitical tensions, and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy, the first half of 2025 has been eventful, to say the least. As we move into the remainder of the year, some variables, such as the economic impacts of tariffs and a stricter immigration policy, remain, so the path forward still has many twists and turns.
BOK Financial’s Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson explains the lesser-known aspects of tariffs and the potential effects in the U.S. and other countries.