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In case you missed it: Trading blows

6 July 2018

Uncertainty over a potential tit-for-tat trade war dominated markets this week, with the US slapping tariffs on China and China reciprocating in kind. The trade tiff has raised questions about the outlook for global growth, central bank policy and the direction of financial markets. Here's everything we've been thinking about

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Trade war: Trump will flex muscle until US elections

United States

25 March 2021

Trade war: Trump will flex muscle until US elections

The world is about to enter into a real trade war. In our view, only significant protests among Trump voters or a quick surrender of US trade partners can…

3 July 2018

Where next for global central banks?

Everything you need to know about central bank policy around the world

3 July 2018

Asian foreign exchange in tariff tantrum

The near-term outlook for Asian currencies is unambiguously negative – further out, the scope for some recovery remains

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Germany

4 July 2018

Germany's digital scoreboard

Sound fundamentals, low-interest rates, and record high employment currently bode well for the German economy, but to tackle long-term challenges such as…

6 July 2018

Soybeans: Chinese tariff fully priced in

As the clock hit 12.01am on Friday, US tariffs on $34 billion worth of imports from China came into effect, and it did not take long for China to…

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