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| | | ... the US - but the tariff contagion could hamper that," Neiron said. "Gold should continue to thrive off the Trump administration's policy-induced uncertainty, while gold producers could benefit from foreign currency depreciations triggered by the global ... |
| | | | ... the level of these calculated tariffs and other non-monetary barriers placed on US goods. For example, the Trump administration calculated the tariff imposed on the US from China to be 67%, so the US would reciprocate with a 34% per cent tariff, on top ... |
| | | | ... economic areas such as market volatility due to tariffs, interest rates, debt levels, and the impact of the Trump administration on the Australian market. "While we do not expect any significant impact on client portfolios from the upcoming Federal Budget ... |
| | | | ... rates in the US steady was no surprise to markets, Fed chair Jerome Powell flagged uncertainty around the new Trump administration's policies. Powell said the FOMC will not act until they have seen "much more than we've seen now", adding "we are not ... |
| | | | ... "It is clear that US tariffs on its global trade partners are going to increase in 2025 with the incoming Trump administration. Trump has already said that he will impose an additional 10% tariff on China and a further 25% on Mexico and Canada as soon ... |
| | | | How the Trump administration handles geopolitical conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and Israeli-Palestinian conflict, will inject uncertainty to private markets, according to IFM Investors' Private Markets Macro Outlook. IFM Investors chief ... |
| | | | ... inflation risks continuing. Uncertainty around fiscal and trade policy decisions, along with the upcoming Trump administration, are also top of mind. GBAM chair and chair of SKAGEN Funds in Norway Tim Warrington highlighted that it's been another good ... |
| | | | ... large cap stocks. This view is also supported by Kris Webster from Canopy Investors, saying a second Donald Trump administration in the US could spike growth in this sector. Over one third (35%) are expecting to increase client allocations to the asset ... |
| | | | The volatile environment under a second Donald Trump administration could create opportunities in active investing, particularly in global small and mid-caps companies, according to Canopy Investors. Canopy Investors portfolio manager Kris Webster said ... |
| | | | ... a problematic relationship with the US, particularly as US politics becomes less stable in the event of a Trump administration, for example," he said. Another major criticism about AUKUS is it has no clawback mechanisms for Australia should the deal ... |
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