Listen: How the US election will impact Europe
Foreign policy is unlikely to determine the outcome of the US presidential election on 3 November, with voters more concerned about jobs and healthcare, but it’s profoundly important to America’s allies. In this podcast, ING's Carsten Brzeski looks at what the outcome of the vote could mean for Europe's economy over the next four years
President Trump's 'America First' policy has been criticised by rival Joe Biden as an isolationist strategy that has left America alone in the world, turning former allies into adversaries. The European Union may be a case in point. Faced with threats of tariffs and sanctions, trade relations have soured in recent years, with Trump calling Europe a "foe" which is "almost as bad as China". In this podcast, ING's Global Head of Macro Carsten Brzeski tells Senior Editor Rebecca Byrne how the coming election could influence transatlantic relations and Europe's economy.
22 October 2020
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