Technology12/16/2025•Bloomberg

'Micro Is Now Macro,' BlackRock's Li Says

'Micro Is Now Macro,' BlackRock's Li Says

According to BlackRock's Chief Investment Strategist Wei Li, the current US job market is characterized by slowing demand, slowing supply, and no significant changes in hiring or firing. Li's outlook for the upcoming year is a continuation of the trends seen in 2022. Li also emphasizes the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the economy, stating that "AI trumps macro to the extent that a lot of the characteristics shaping the economy is very much driven by AI spend." This suggests that the impact of AI on various sectors and industries has become a more significant factor in economic dynamics than broader macroeconomic conditions. Overall, the article highlights BlackRock's perspective on the current state of the US job market and the increasing importance of AI as a driving force in the economy.

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