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In case you missed it: Two tribes go to war

27 September 2019

For Donald Trump and Boris Johnson, it was a week to forget. An impeachment inquiry into Trump's call with the president of Ukraine and a rebuke from the UK Supreme Court over Johnson's decision to prorogue parliament dominated headlines and steered trading on both sides of the Atlantic. Here's what we think will happen next and what it means for the economy

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United States

US politics: Trump weathers the storms

As Donald Trump faces the biggest test of his presidency so far, we take a fresh look at the chances of his re-election in 2020. In this latest update to…

United Kingdom

No Brexit deal in sight and UK election still highly likely

As MPs return to Westminster, it's clear that the UK prime minister faces an uphill battle to get a Brexit deal approved before the 19 October…

United States

US & China trade: Who is “winning?”

US – China trade tensions are an obvious threat to supply chains and corporate profitability. Businesses are trying to adapt to the new environment…

Quick take

ECB: Unexpected shake-up

The German member of the ECB’s Executive Board, Sabine Lautenschläger, just announced her resignation from office by the end of October

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Russia

Russian de-dollarization: Banks on board, others need convincing

Over the last 5-6 years, Russia has made some progress in diversifying its trade ﬂows and international liabilities away from the US dollar. We…

India

A $20 billion tax boost to corporate India

Whether this helps to kick-start the economy is still to be seen. For now, the negative consequences of derailed fiscal consolidation on India's…

Mark Cliffe: Prepare for a central bank digital currency

Central banks will be moving towards creating a digital currency in the next two to three years, according to ING's Chief Economist, Mark Cliffe

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