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Markets have been in freefall since US President Donald Trump unveiled his plans to reorder international commerce with a blitz of tariffs on US imports final Wednesday.
Equities have fallen world wide, with the S&P 500 plunging 10 per cent final week and FTSE opening 5.6 per cent down on Monday. Many analysts and economists warn that the specter of a world recession has risen markedly, after the White Home indicated over the weekend that it could not reduce the deliberate levies.
Pension holders the world over are fearful about what the information means for his or her retirements — ought to they re-evaluate their plans, or keep the course?
We might love to listen to from you if you’re nearing retirement or involved in regards to the impression of Trump’s tariffs in your pension pot. Are you pondering of carrying more money or bonds, and even contemplating pushing again retirement?
Please share your experiences by emailing money@ft.com.
