INVESTMENT UPDATE

US Election Final Outcome: Investment Implications

11 February 2021
One hour viewing time

Our Chief Investment Officer, Marcus Brookes, and Karen Ward, Chief Market Strategist for EMEA, JP Morgan Asset Management, join David Ryder (Senior Investment Writer and Analyst) to discuss the US election outcome and the implication for investments.

The topics covered include:

How successful will President Biden will be?
How might this affect the UK economic outlook in a post-Brexit era?
What implications will it have for international political and trade relations?

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