‘Worst case scenario’: Trump tariffs a hammer blow to Asian equities
China, Japan, India, Vietnam facing highest tariffs
China, Japan, India, Vietnam facing highest tariffs
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Investors removed £1.4bn from UK equity funds in February whilst adding £496m to increasingly volatile US funds
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It had the lowest baseline tariff, with US importers being hit with taxes as high as 50% for goods from other nations
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Eight of the top 10 funds for the month were gold and precious metals funds
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Key events for wealth managers in the week beginning 31 March
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Tariffs may not be the harbinger of misfortune that markets are predicting them to be, writes Wes Crill
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A renewed bout of inflation from tariffs could diminish any hopes of a resurgence in US small caps
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The central bank followed the Federal Reserve in remaining cautious as Trump threatens global tariffs
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The central bank remained cautious as uncertain trade policy risks inflation ‘spiralling’
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Canada, China and Mexico retaliated to Trump’s ‘dangerous and high stakes’ moves with counter tariffs
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Despite the threat of tariffs, macro conditions in Europe could be improving after a period of lacklustre returns, writes Marcus Morris-Eyton
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Precious metal funds topped the charts while India funds tanked
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