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Trump's Trade Bluster is Bad for Markets

23-Mar-18 07:35

Trump's Trade Bluster is Bad for Markets

Tim shares his insights on the sell-off sparked by Trump’s trade war bluster, his outlook on Facebook and escalating concerns that globalisation would be hurt by worsening China-US relations. He also discusses America's growth outlook in the face of the Fed's steepening rate policy, and how new Chair Jerome Powell might (or might not) differ from his predecessors.



Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang


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Tags:  President Donald TrumpTrump's Trade WarMarket VolatilityFacebookTech StocksJerome PowellUS Federal ReserveInterest Rate Hike





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