All eyes on trade and risks this week


LAST week, the markets had a brief respite from trade and geopolitical tensions; all eyes will be on events this week as some risks may resurface.

Just as President Donald Trump tweeted that he may or may not attack Syria, the US, Britain and France launched missiles on Syria last Friday.

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