The First 100 Days
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The Biden administration has moved quickly to reverse some controversial policy decisions made by Donald Trump, especially on pandemic management, climate change and health insurance. A $1.9 trillion stimulus package could revive the COVID-19-battered US economy, with a positive influence on the global economy. A revival of US interest in trade pacts, and a more nuanced approach to the crucial US-China relationship could help to usher in a new era of globalisation. How will Washington handle the security implications of an assertive Beijing in Asia Pacific? How will this affect Asian economies and business? The Financial Times and Nikkei present an exclusive online discussion on the Biden administration’s policies as it nears its first 100 days in power, and the implications for Asia, post-pandemic.
The Biden Administration's Stimulus Package
The new administration's $1.9 trillion stimulus package could help the pandemic- battered US economy to recover, giving a boost to the global economy.
A New Era of Globalisation?
The Biden government has signalled greater US engagement with trade agencies, agreements and countries, especially China. Will this lead to a new era of globalisation?
US: A Counterbalance to China's Dominance
How will America’s return to global leadership play out in its response to China’s growing dominance in the Asia-Pacific? US allies in the region are watching closely.
Why Attend?
Understand
The implications and importance of the early policy initiatives of the Biden administration
Connect
With policy-makers, thought leaders and business experts, and exchange ideas on the new US government
Discover
How political, economic and trade strategies in the new administration’s first 100 days could shape globalisation
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