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A trader at the New York Stock Exchange on October 11 – a day when US stocks suffered deep losses in volatile trading. Photo: Xinhua
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Macroscope by Hannah Anderson
Saudi crisis, trade war, rising interest rates – there are plenty of fault lines in global markets but no catastrophe … yet
Hannah Anderson says there is plenty of sour economic news to go around, but for the time being, disruptions – mainly in the form of disputes over trade, currency manipulation and geopolitics – look temporary
Updated: 10:46pm, 19 Oct, 2018
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A trader at the New York Stock Exchange on October 11 – a day when US stocks suffered deep losses in volatile trading. Photo: Xinhua
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