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Trump’s trade ructions will end up disrupting banking and payments

European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has lamented an almost exclusively American financial infrastructure. Others feel the same way.

Joyce MoullakisAssociate editor
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US President Donald Trump’s erratic trade war threatens a more profound impact beyond that of directly influencing global investor capital flows.

Drastic changes to the international economic order, national allegiances and even financial and payments infrastructure are possible.

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Joyce Moullakis writes on banking and finance, specialising in investment banking, private equity, and financial services. Connect with Joyce on Twitter. Email Joyce at joyce.moullakis@nine.com.au
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