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Tariffs Are the Biggest Macroeconomic Concern for Two in Three Investors, Poll Finds
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The government of Donald Trump promised 90 trade agreements in 90 days. More than two thirds of that deadline has passed and has not signed any. It only reached a principle of non-binding agreement with the United Kingdom and signed a declaration with China that basically consisted of reversing its measures so that the Asian giant would withdraw its reprisals, a pact ratified this week in London, which is a kind of truce while negotiating a real…
President Donald Trump announced that he will send letters to countries to establish reciprocal tariffs within a week and a half or two weeks. Trump made these statements to journalists at the Kennedy Center in the midst of US negotiations with China on the trade war. In a few moments more information...
Mid-market businesses have mixed reaction to tariffs
The impact of tariffs is a big concern among middle market business leaders, according to a new survey. KeyBank, which has branches throughout the greater Lehigh Valley, released the results of its Middle Market Sentiment Pulse Survey Thursday. The survey was conducted in May 2025 to gauge the current state of the middle market amid economic uncertainty. Ken Gavrity, head of Key Commercial Bank, said however that opinions remain mixed. “De…
Rates are the largest macro -economic care for two in three investors, finding polls
Assembly trade voltages and rates have become the greatest care for global investors, so that all other economic risks are overshadowed, according to a new survey. Almost two-thirds (63%) of the institutional investors and asset managers identified trade taxes as the most important macro-economic care that influences their strategy, according to a survey published by […]
The business uncertainty encourages investors to focus heavily on the resilience of their portfolio over the next 18 months, according to a survey by Schroders of institutional and fund selectors.
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