31st May 2019

Invesco: Europe vs US: A whole new ball game?

Speculation has been mounting that once President Trump concludes trade negotiations with China, Europe will be next on his agenda. In this article, the European Equities Teamlook at what a potential US-EU trade war could look like and explain why we believe this is materially different to the US-China situation.

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