Viewpoints by Sue Trinh, at Manulife Investment Management

Based in Hong Kong, Sue is responsible for developing macroeconomic strategy views that will influence the performance of a wide range of multi-asset funds offered by Manulife globally. She plays a crucial role in helping the Asia and global multi-asset teams navigate through current economic conditions and risks, and make informed investment decisions that could contribute to stable, long-term investment returns.

Sue has 18 years of financial industry experience. Before joining Manulife Investment Management, she spent 13 years at RBC Capital Markets where she was most recently Head of Asia FX Strategy based in Hong Kong. Prior to that she was on the foreign exchange desks of Bank of New Zealand and Deutsche Bank in Australasia. Sue holds a Bachelor of Commerce with First Class Honors from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

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Coronavirus: what does it mean for financial markets?

The outbreak of 2019-nCov, more widely known as the coronavirus, is first and foremost a human tragedy, but the market is left with the unenviable task of forecasting and pricing an event that is evolving by the hour. From an economic perspective, we believe the coronavirus represents, at best, a one-to-two quarter data distortion and, at worst, a hit to the global services sector—the pillar of global growth.

Sue Trinh, Senior Macro Strategist Manulife Investment Management

Frances Donald, Managing Director, Global Chief Economist & Global Head of Macroeconomic Strategy Manulife Investment Management

February 10, 2020

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February 10, 2020

Sue Trinh, Senior Macro Strategist Manulife Investment Management

Frances Donald, Managing Director, Global Chief Economist & Global Head of Macroeconomic Strategy Manulife Investment Management

Viewpoints by Sue Trinh, at Manulife Investment Management

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