Markets ignore impeachment, they want the trade war resolved
Markets slide further as they wait for trade news, ignoring the impeachment proceedings in the US. And its PMI day for Europe today. Tapas Strickland on NAB’s Morning Call.
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THE TWITTERATI
Markets slide further as they wait for trade news, ignoring the impeachment proceedings in the US. And its PMI day for Europe today. Tapas Strickland on NAB’s Morning Call. https://t.co/y95ZucwRJZ
Can we all come out again when Brexit is over https://t.co/0G6TTWpSOK