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Markets diverge as tariffs hit

Written by

Michael McCarthy

CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST

09 Jul 2018, 13:50

Currency, bond, metals and share markets went their separate ways as the US introduced a further round of trade tariffs and China retaliated in kind. Economic data is supportive but risks to global growth are handled differently by different asset classes. Join CMC’s chief market strategist for a look at the week ahead.


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