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Neutrals or casualties in trade wars?
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The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute’s quarterly global asset owner survey earlier this year found that respondents rank trade wars and protectionism as the largest tail risk. But it seems the SWFs, as major concentrations of sovereign investm...
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