Call for Island to embrace 'Trump effect'

Eam son Ellan dy ghoaill rish 'eiyrtys Trump'

Oayllee-dellal Americaanagh, t'eh gra dy nhegin da Mannin cur tastey da cooishyn feiy ny cruinney dy choadey ny cooishyn eck hene.

Ta Tony Dwyer ny ard-er strateish jeh banglane New York Verçhys Canaccord - ta offishyn ec shen ayns Doolish.

V'eh cur shiley er Mannin myr ayrn jeh immeeaght ghellal moggyl va cowraghey keead laa neayr's haink Donald Trump stiagh sy Thie Bane.

Ta Mnr Dwyer gra dy vel reihys Vnr Trump ny ayrn jeh lhiettalys feiy ny cruinney noi rouyr reillyn as sonnaase pholitickagh - dyn cur geill da persoonid Vnr Tump ta shirrey soilsheydys.


Call for Island to embrace 'Trump effect'

A US business pundit says the Isle of Man must look at the global picture to safeguard its interests.

Tony Dwyer is a Chief Market Strategist at the New York branch of Canaccord Wealth, which has offices in Douglas.

He was visiting as part of a business networking event marking 100 days since Donald Trump entered the White House.

Mr Dwyer says Mr Trump's election is part of a global resistace against overregulation and political elitism - regardless of his headline-grabbing persona.