Abe's Arrow Hits the Election Mark

23-Oct-17 07:35

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Kingsley talks about the impact on markets from the recent world developments over the weekend such as the Japan election supermajority win by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Spanish political uncertainty escalating.

He also shares his views on the upcoming European Central Bank meeting this week. Kingsley also talks about the impact of markets from the US taking a step closer to its tax reforms and President Trump making clear his top three choices for the Fed Chair.

Presented by: Joyce Goh

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Tags: equities, Catalonia, Spain, ECB, Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, John Taylor, Jerome Powell

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