Guy Stephens: He said, Xi said
Political tweeting
The ever-expanding use of social media means investors now have to consider an additional input over and above the official channels of communication from the world's political leaders, writes Guy Stephenson
Some world leaders conform to historical protocol and rarely tweet, if at all. Others appear to use it outside of their advisers and any official press office - and it is this that can move markets...
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