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How to Grow Exports Regardless of Brexit

At the time of writing there is still no clear direction on Brexit, including continued confusion on whether there will even be a Brexit. Whatever the outcome, there is one thing we can be clear on: UK businesses need to export more.

寻找机会在2019年

Perceptions that geopolitical risks are rising and that global financial markets are approaching a cyclical peak, are making global multinationals (MNCs) and investors more risk averse as they look towards 2019 and beyond. The US trade dispute with China, Russia sanctions, volatile oil prices, and continued political uncertainty across all market support a risk-focused narrative that is likely to lead to a period of lower foreign direct investment, and lower returns on investment.

Protectionism heating up political and credit risks

Populism and protectionism, which created ripples in global trade in the past year, have become a strong current. Foreign policy shifts, especially from the United States, are continuing to influence political risks and credit.