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Webinar: “Talking Turkey: Will the US Economy Continue to Fly”

Webinar: “Talking Turkey: Will the US Economy Continue to Fly”

Join us on 28th November at 12:30 pm GMT for a live webinar with Q&A on “Talking Turkey: Will the US Economy Continue to Fly?"

In this webinar we will explore the potential impacts of Trump 2.0 on the US and global markets and what it may mean for your financial outlook. 

Speakers:

  • Steen Jakobsen, former CIO and Chief Economist, SaxoBank
  • Azad Zangana, Independent Macro Economist, former Senior European Economist, Schroders

Moderator:

Renée Friedman, Global Head of Research, EXANTE

Join us for a reflection on what markets have to be "thank-full" for as we discuss:

  • Whether the US economy will continue to be as sweet as apple pie following Trump's re-election.
  • Was the election a recipe for disaster for the dollar?
  • Which asset classes will be the best stuffing for portfolios
  • Which sectors may turn into pumpkins and which will be serving up the gravy
  • What geopolitical leftovers remain key for markets this year and into next

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