Trade Remorse and Finding an Exit Ramp for Tensions

Morning Run · Market Watch · 27 Aug 2019 · 07:05 am · 10 mins listen

Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust-BOA Private Wealth Management, feels that US and China are looking for a way to de-escalate the trade rhetoric. In the meantime opportunities still exists as earnings are still robust.

Presented by:

Lyn Mak,Julian Ng,Sharidz Abdullah

Categories:

Business Analysis,Trends and Forecasts,Markets,Investments

Tags:

G7 summit, Trade War, US, China

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