As fears of a global trade war capture the attention of investors, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is turning a watchful eye to something that has been largely swept under the rug: the Federal Reserve's unprecedented monetary tightening and the impact it could have on markets.
Not exact matches
US stocks tumbled Wednesday
as President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Russia through a series
of tweets, rattling investor nerves at a time when
fears of a
global trade war were starting to ebb.
The Japanese currency has been mostly on the rise against the U.S. dollar
as investors look for a safe haven amid
fears of a
global trade war.
In March, equities were under pressure after concerns
of tougher regulation on tech companies
as well
as over
fears of a potential
global trade war.
Professional investors see
global growth prospects at their lowest level since Brexit
as fears of a
trade war surge, according to the latest Bank
of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey.