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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS
Trump trade – back to the future? Trump trade – back to the future?
Following the decisive election victory for the Republican party on 6 November, what does the win mean for US trade relations and, more widely, for the future of multilateral trade? Independent trade economist Dr Rebecca Harding finds answers in US import and export data
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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS
Trump trade – back to the future? Trump trade – back to the future?
Following the decisive election victory for the Republican party on 6 November, what does the win mean for US trade relations and, more widely, for the future of multilateral trade? Independent trade economist Dr Rebecca Harding finds answers in US import and export data
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No trade, no gain? No trade, no gain?
flow reflects on the seismic changes in the economic world order over the past 12 months, drawing on insights from the Deutsche Bank Research latest Outlook. The focus around inflation and rate cutting remains, centred on the scale of potential US tariffs following the decisive Republican victory on 5 November
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