The General Manager of La Financière Responsable (LFR), Alberto Matellán, argues that the recent pessimism surrounding the United States is “excessive.”
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Donald Trump's return to power has revolutionized the global political, economic, and commercial landscape, adding even more uncertainty to an already uncertain context.
How are U.S. equities performing after Trump's victory?
“I will govern with a simple motto: promises made, promises kept.” This was one of the first statements Donald Trump made after being re-elected as President of the United States.
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“It's too early to sell in sectors threatened by tariffs”
Alberto Matellán, General Manager at La Financière Responsable, believes that although in principle the new White House policy could harm European exporter, it is still “difficult” to tell what their impact will be as the specifics are yet to be defined, meaning “it’s too early to start selling in these sectors,” including the automotive or steel industries.