Trade tensions in era of Trump tariffs create serious potential risk to global growth, warns Sir Mark TuckerGlobalisation “may have now run its course” in its current form, according to the chair of HSBC, as geopolitical tensions and US tariffs threaten to upend existing global trade.Speaking at the bank’s global investment summit in Hong Kong on Tuesday, Sir Mark Tucker warned that trade tensions created uncertainty that posed a “serious potential risk to global growth”, in remarks reported by the Financial Times. He predicted stronger economic ties would develop between regional groups and trade blocs. Continue reading...
HSBC chair Sir Mark Tucker stated at the HSBC Global Investment Summit that globalization, as it is currently known, may have run its course due to geopolitical tensions and US tariffs, impacting global trade and potentially contributing to increased inflation expectations.
