Trump’s emphasis on trade protectionism not great for New Zealand
Will we escape The Donald's attention?
US president Donald Trump’s emphasis on trade protectionism isn’t good news for the New Zealand economy, which depends on trade.
However, China and Mexico are much more likely to be Trump targets and New Zealand isn’t likely to be on his radar.
The head of wealth research at Craigs Investment
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 23 Jan 2017
Mon, 23 Jan 2017
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Trump’s emphasis on trade protectionism not great for New Zealand
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