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Asia investors should focus on the region’s ‘robust’ data instead of the U.S. election: Aberdeen

Asia investors should focus on the region’s ‘robust’ data instead of the U.S. election: Aberdeen

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: November 05, 2020In: NEWS, POLITICALNo Comments

 Asia investors should focus on the strong data coming out of the region instead of the outcome of the U.S. election, said Aberdeen Standard Investments’ Head of Asian Sovereign Debt Kenneth Akintewe. “I find it amazing that we’ve sat here for two days discussing … elections and I’ve barely heard anyone talking about the data,” Akintewe […] Read more

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How the U.S. election could affect Europe's markets, economy and trade

How the U.S. election could affect Europe’s markets, economy and trade

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: October 14, 2020In: BUSINESS, ECONOMY, NEWS, POLITICSNo Comments

The forthcoming U.S. election matters not only for the American people and the country’s economy; the outcome of the vote in November will also have a significant impact across the Atlantic. Europe’s financial markets and economic prospects will be affected by whoever enters (or remains) in the White House after the vote, according to economists […] Read more

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