6 Months of President Trump: How the Global Economy has Changed

In this episode of clarityON, Chris Finch (Investment Analyst at clarity) is joined by Glyn Bolton (Investment Director at clarity) to explore how President Trump’s dramatic return to the White House has impacted global markets and economies in just six months.From sweeping executive orders and aggressive tariff policies to shifting market dynamics, gold rallies, and a weakening US dollar, Chris and Glyn unpack what’s happened so far and what it could mean for investors, especially those in the UK. They also explore how Trump’s approach to geopolitics, interest rates, and economic policy is shaping the current investment landscape and what could lie ahead.Topics covered include:Trump’s economic agenda: deregulation, tariffs, onshoringMarket performance across the US, UK and EuropeWhat’s driving gold and currency movementsThe role of the US dollar as the global reserve currencyRisks and opportunities for UK investorsGeopolitical flashpoints and investor sentimentWhether you’re invested in US markets or simply trying to make sense of the global picture, this episode offers timely insights to help you stay informed and in control.Want to understand how these developments could affect your personal portfolio?Book a free, no-obligation consultation today. We’ll help you make sense of the bigger picture and stay on track with your long-term goals - Click here to get started.Our WebsiteBook Your Free Consultation InstagramLinkedInFacebookYouTubePerformance Disclaimer:Past performance is not an indication of future performance. The value of your investments can go down as well as up.Legal Disclaimer:Please note that any opinions, analyses, or reviews provided on the podcast are those of the author alone.All content reflects our opinion at a given time and can change as time progresses. All information should be taken as opinion and therefore should not be misconstrued for professional or legal financial advice.clarity makes no representations as to accuracy, completeness, or suitability of any information and will not be liable for any errors, or omissions in this information.Please contact your financial adviser if you require further support or assistance with any of the topics raised.