Investors Eye Safe Havens Fearing Trump's 'gunboat Diplomacy' Could Lead To Global Trade War
Fears of an emerging trade war, sparked by US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, have forced some asset managers to consider how they will protect their portfolios from the "market-shaking" consequences.
Trump is expected to approve a 25% levy on steel and 10% levy on aluminium imports, although a White House spokesperson said on 7 March the tariffs could include "potential carve-outs for Mexico and Canada...
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UK High Street Banks Rake In £9.2 Billion In Interest On BoE Reserves: A Closer Look
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent statements have stirred significant interest in financial markets, particul... Read more
European Funds Body Throws Support Behind French Capital Markets Union: Implications For Brexit-Era Finance
In a significant development for European finance, a European funds body recently threw its support behind the French ca... Read more