Is Trump Becoming Pragmatic with Foreign Policy?

Kingsley Jones, Chief Investment Officer, Jevons Global

13-Feb-17 07:05

Is Trump Becoming Pragmatic with Foreign Policy?

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President Donald Trump described Japan as a "great ally" and has chosen to honour the "One China" policy. Is the new US administration turning a corner in how it handles global relations? Will this alleviate the risk outlook on global investments? Kingsley weighs in.

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Tags: Xi Jin Ping, Donald Trump, Shinzo Abe, Justin Trudeau, USA, POTUS, White House, foreign policy, Japan, China, One China, Canada, NAFTA, Singapore, protectionism, globalisation, trade, pragmatism

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