Global markets fall as Trump tariffs spark trade war concerns
Equity markets have fallen in the wake of US tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico
Equity markets have fallen in the wake of US tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico
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China funds could be back on the menu after roaring back with some of the highest returns of 2024
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The tailwinds that propelled the US in 2024 are receding, and tariffs add another unknown to the mix, writes Mark Preskett
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How the forthcoming trade war is fought matters a great deal to China’s future, writes Polar Capital’s Jerry Wu
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ARC market sentiment survey also found inflation to be among CIOs top risks for the coming year
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SJP’s CIO Justin Onuekwusi looks at the potential impositions of blanket tariffs from a Trump presidency
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Heightened tariffs may spur growth in China’s tech sector rather than stunt it as Trump intends, writes Rahul Bhushan
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The Autumn Budget was a ‘once in a Parliament reset’ to get public finances in order
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Imposing taxes on all US imports could trigger a trade war that upheaves global market dynamics and re-fuels inflation
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Trump wins US election, paving the way for high tariffs and tax cuts that could prove volatile
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Global trade tensions could exacerbate Europe’s competitive decline, writes Katharine Neiss
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Mexico is now the US’s largest trading partner, and even in the case of increased tariffs on the back of a Trump election victory, the country could stand to benefit
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