We still have little clarity on the timing or size of any tariff increases President Trump is planning to impose on China. For now, we are sticking with our assumption that a 60% tariff will be introduced in the second quarter of the year. Meanwhile, the detailed breakdown of the Q4 GDP figures points to a broad-based pick-up in services growth on the back of a marked turnaround in the property services output.
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