Carmignac's Saint-Georges: What can we expect from financial markets in 2020?

On cusp of 'radically new chapter'

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Now that the worst-case scenarios for negotiations between China and the US – as well as between the United Kingdom and the European Union – are off the table (and let us hope they stay there), equity indices can at last shake off the headwinds that have been holding them back since late April.

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