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A section in our most recent PGIM Quant 2025 Q3 Multi-Asset Outlook, “Trade and The Global Monetary System: Two Sides of the Same Coin,” explored the intricate connections between global trade imbalances and monetary policy.
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President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend most of his reciprocal tariffs allayed market fears of looming economic turbulence.
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