08 December 2016
This year the markets saw the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union, a reality TV star with no political experience elected President of the United States, an attempted coup in Turkey and increased tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the Middle East’s two biggest rivals.
Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Danish investment bank Saxo Bank has put his neck on the line and predicted what is likely to be in store for 2017, including…
- China opens up to capital markets
- Brexit never happens as the UK Bremains
- Huge gains for Bitcoin
- Trump’s healthcare reform triggers panic
- Italian banks prove to be the best performing
To read the full report click here.
© Express 2016
This year the markets saw the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union, a reality TV star with no political experience elected President of the United States, an attempted coup in Turkey and increased tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the Middle East’s two biggest rivals.
Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Danish investment bank Saxo Bank has put his neck on the line and predicted what is likely to be in store for 2017, including…
- China opens up to capital markets
- Brexit never happens as the UK Bremains
- Huge gains for Bitcoin
- Trump’s healthcare reform triggers panic
- Italian banks prove to be the best performing
To read the full report click here.
© Express 2016
