Trump-Putin Speculation '100% Nonsense'

07-Jul-17 07:35

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At the upcoming G20 Summit in Hamburg, the meeting between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, will be keenly watched, against a backdrop of geopolitical concerns and global trade. Tim also provides his outlook on June's non-farm payrolls, and how it may tie in with the Fed's agenda of raising US interest rates further amid plans to withdraw its balance sheet.

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