Bloomberg Intelligence Analysts Meet European Clients in 3 Cities on Trump Agenda and Market Risks
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 22
Bloomberg Intelligence Analysts Meet European Clients in 3 Cities on Trump Agenda and Market Risks
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 22
London, Paris and Monaco meetings this week centered on what President Donald Trump’s agenda could mean for markets, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Nathan Dean and Elliott Stein.
European clients and investors were especially focused on three overlapping forces: Trump policy, the war and the Federal Reserve, framing the discussions around politics, geopolitics and rates.
The update came in Bloomberg’s Washington Edition newsletter, where Dean said he would recap what did and did not surprise him in those client conversations.
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