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You've been watching the market this morning, they're up about 5%
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What on earth do you think Donald Trump is up to over in America
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So normally, when you get a big stock market fall, you get a corresponding rise in the bond market
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So, say you're a pension fund investor, you might lose money on behalf of your people on the equities
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but you make a bit of it back on the bonds. And every time we have a stock market crash, that pattern repeats
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This time it was different. This time, we saw stock markets going down and bond prices falling as well, which led to real panic amongst the investment community
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And by the way, the same thing happened here. You know, 10 year interest rates yesterday in Britain traded over 5%
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And the reason for this is the size of American national debt, the size of British national debt
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And I think, frankly, what happened is some of Donald Trump's biggest supporters said
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you please, please got to take your foot off the brake. Otherwise, we're going to be in big trouble
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So it was definitely a move caused by the markets, but equally caused by some of those who put a lot of money into Donald Trump's campaign
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And we've lost our Brexit benefit, haven't we, Nigel? I mean, everybody's got these 10 percent tariffs now
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Yeah, that's right. However, we're in a much better place to negotiate than the European Union is
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Donald Trump actually likes us Our trade with America is roughly Even as opposed to the
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European Union who he dislikes intensely And who of course on cars
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Have a massive surplus So we are in a much better position Than our neighbours in Europe
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To negotiate a tariff free package I absolutely believe that that is achievable
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Over the course of the next month or two
