Should Donald Trump emerge victorious in the 8 November US presidential election, suggests David Zahn, the direction of next year's Brexit negotiations could be altered
When I survey the current investment landscape, I am struck by the fact that two things are driving financial markets today - central bank policies and politics. Of course, over the longer term, macroeconomic fundamentals will continue to be important but, for now, they are taking a backseat when it comes to influencing markets. Investors around the world are keeping a keen eye on the developments in the US presidential election. My experience talking to investors and investment professionals in Europe suggests the immediate impact of a Donald Trump victory on markets in those regions co...
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