
New Perspectives—Global Trade Shifts
Livestream on July 10, 2025
Livestream on July 10, 2025
Recent changes in U.S. trade policy have led to far-reaching shifts in global trade. Investors may want to consider whether their portfolios are prepared for these global changes. New tariffs and the associated uncertainty are calling established trade partnerships into question and are leading to a restructuring of global supply chains. What impact could these changes have on the different markets and the global economy as a whole? Our experts have developed five theses.
90 days after Trump's speech, it is evident that US trade policy is undergoing a fundamental shift, with far-reaching consequences for supply chains, markets and geopolitical power structures. But will the announced tariffs actually be implemented, or is another extension on the horizon? And what role does the conflict in the Middle East play in these developments?
Our experts analyze the situation and provide insights into potential market reactions.
Find out more in our expert livestream. Register now!
When: Thursday, July 10, 2025, 1 p.m. CEST (this livestream in English)
Thursday, July 10, 2025, 3 p.m. CEST (register for livestream in German)
Where: Online
Speakers: Jens Korte & Christoph Boner
Investments with more reliable income streams could help to counter the uncertain economic situation.
Markets with lower risk of trade conflicts could benefit from the formation of new partnerships.
Markets with lower risk of trade conflicts could benefit from the formation of new partnerships.
Investments in selected emerging markets that are not impacted by US tariffs may increase.
Companies outside of China that are well positioned to produce goods and provide services in the pharmaceutical, biotech and healthcare sectors could benefit.
Companies outside of China that are well positioned to produce goods and provide services in the pharmaceutical, biotech and healthcare sectors could benefit.
A temporary inflation period in the US could offer good opportunities for fixed income securities.
Changing trade policies are bringing new momentum to the global markets. Existing trade partnerships are being called into question. At the same time, the establishment of new partnerships and the reorganization of supply chains is well underway. Although this creates uncertainty, it also offers new opportunities for investors.
Our experts are pleased to support you in identifying new opportunities and risks in the context of your portfolio and align them with your goals.
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