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The opening months of the Trump administration generated plenty of noise about a remaking of the global order – but how much is actually changing? Is the breakdown in US–China relations still the defining challenge for the global economy? And what are the implications of this upheaval for economies, for policy and for financial markets?
At this special in person event in Singapore, our economists delivered clear, actionable insight on the fault lines in the global economy – and how they are likely to evolve through the current administration and beyond.
This session provided our latest analysis on how and where the global economy is fracturing, outline the challenges and opportunities this process is creating, and featured a discussion with Group Chief Economist Neil Shearing about his new book on the future of the world economic order.
