Backing the weight loss world, A rare apology in fund management, Being boring is back, Judgemental fund managers, Green hushing is all the rage, Trump’s conviction, Flown Bird and much more.
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Backing the weight loss world, A rare apology in fund management, Being boring is back, Judgemental fund managers, Green hushing is all the rage, Trump’s conviction, Flown Bird and much more.
Kevin Gardiner, Rothschild Wealth Management’s London-based managing director and global investment strategist, said history shows key geopolitical events do not necessarily translate to market risk.
While economists struggle with forecasts in a climate of too many unknowns, the best advice is caution, according to François Duhen, chief economist and strategist at Swiss banking group Crédit Mutuel-CIC.
US corporate profits are expected to grow 5-15% on average this year, said Andrew Milligan, Standard Life Investments’ Edinburgh-based head of global strategy.
Potentially aggressive US trade policy and China’s expanding credit are top concerns, according to Richard Jerram, the bank’s chief economist.
Despite his anti-trade agenda, the new US president is likely to amplify the rebound in global growth already underway, according to Markus Schomer, the firm’s New York-based chief economist.
At the FSA Growth Forum in Hong Kong, Capital Group, Investec and M&G weighed in on what a Donald Trump presidency would mean to the markets.
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