Mark Andersen, global asset allocation co-head at UBS, discusses the possible inflation and market implications of Donald Trump’s re-election as US president. “Inflation expectations is something that we need to worry about,” Andersen tells Bloomberg Television. He also discusses how equities growth could play out in light of the US election result, saying the tech sector, financial and energy are likely to do well. (Source: Bloomberg)
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