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Gordon Pape

Gordon Pape

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Editor and Publisher, Building Wealth

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banks, equities, company results sharks, legislation, investment banks appointments, pay, stocks financial services, rugby, financial regulation lending, stock options,Covers: executive pay

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Total articles 1647

  • Trade wars not over

    By Gordon Pape Verified| Building Wealth Verified Based on everything we’ve seen and heard, there is no logic behind Donald Trump’s campaign to blow up the global trading economy. But he certainly has a flair for the dramatic in the way he’s going about it. The day after his infamous “Liberation Day” on April 2, the stock markets tanked. Then, more worrisome to economists, the bond markets did so as well, with sellers dumping US Treasuries in a massive sell-off.

    By Gordon Pape Verified · Building Wealth

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Trade wars not over

    By Gordon Pape Verified| Building Wealth Verified Based on everything we’ve seen and heard, there is no logic behind Donald Trump’s campaign to blow up the global trading economy. But he certainly has a flair for the dramatic in the way he’s going about it. The day after his infamous “Liberation Day” on April 2, the stock markets tanked. Then, more worrisome to economists, the bond markets did so as well, with sellers dumping US Treasuries in a massive sell-off.

    By Gordon Pape Verified · Building Wealth

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • A monumental screw-up

    By Gordon Pape Verified| Building Wealth Verified By Gordon Pape, Editor and PublisherThe trade war is on. It’s just not clear from one day to the next which products are affected and at what rate. President Trump confirmed the implementation of a 25% tariff on all imports from Canada and Mexico on Monday afternoon. The stock markets immediately plunged and continued to slide on Tuesday, the day the new rules came into force. Then, on Wednesday, the President announced a pause in tariffs on the auto sector. The markets staged a recovery.

    By Gordon Pape Verified · Building Wealth

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Building Wealth

Hereford, England, United Kingdom

+1 905-830-1196