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Trade War

A trade war occurs when a nation imposes import tariffs or quotas to protect domestic businesses, and foreign countries retaliate with similar measures. Although SKAGEN invests bottom-up, our portfolio managers consider trade alongside other economic and political factors as part of their company analysis.

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In the final quarter of the year, markets were cheered by signs that the manufacturing cycle may ...

Emerging MarketsSouth KoreaChinaTrade War
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Trade WarInvestment Philosophy
Opportunities in trade war

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