Chris Robinson

We have noted that during the last 15 years there have been numerous periods of market volatility on the back of worries over the state of global economic growth. Whilst none have been caused by a trade war, in many of these occasions markets have bounced back after economic conditions were better than expected, central banks and governments stepped in, and markets had sight of more certainty going forward. We are not necessarily at the position of certainty yet, and things could be volatile in the coming months, but we do believe that signs of negotiations will be taken positively. We continue to monitor events and will be keen to act in the event of a change in economic conditions.

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