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'Investor reaction seems measured rather than panicky'

As Donald Trump prepares to enter the White House, normally serious and intelligent people seem to have lost a sense of perspective, writes David Coombs, head of multi-asset investments at Rathbones.

Both inside and outside the financial services industry, 2016 will be remembered as a major turning point in history.

What a funny old year it has been - and there are still a few weeks to go!

John Ricciardi, CEO of Kestrel Investment Partners, takes a closer look at the fallout from recent global political events and the implications for investors in 2017.

There seems to be a curious symmetry between Donald Trump's plans for growth and those of the 'evil, trade dumpers' based in China.

From tackling 'Trump-enomics' and a rise in inflation, to ditching bond proxies and anticipating further political uncertainty, managers from Investment Week's November Funds to Watch conference share their views on how they are adjusting their strategies...

Likely to have slower growth going forward

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Mark Burgess, CIO of Columbia Threadneedle, talks to Katrina Lloyd about the potential stagflationary impact of a Trump presidency and uncertainties for the UK outlook following the Brexit vote.