BlackRock CEO Larry Fink reassures investors that this moment of economic anxiety will pass in his annual letter out Monday morning.Why it matters: Fink runs the world's biggest asset manager and is hugely influential — his widely read letter typically reflects the business trends of the current moment. This year it comes at a time of high market uncertainty, as tariff disruptions rock the business world.Where it stands: Fink treads cautiously in the 27-page letter, never explicitly mentioning President Trump, and only touches glancingly on politics at the very top."I hear it from nearly every client, nearly every leader—nearly every person—I talk to: They're more anxious about the economy than any time in recent memory. I understand why. But we have lived through moments like this before. And somehow, in the long run, we figure things out," he says in a draft of the letter viewed by Axios. The intrigue: Fink's letter comes at a politically fraught moment for BlackRock.The firm's deal...
