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Summer Market Rollercoaster Still Not Over Because Who Needs Stability Anyway

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The stock market can be a thrilling rollercoaster, but investors are bracing for more turbulence ahead – and we’re not talking about just any ordinary ups and downs here! The summer’s shockwaves have only just begun to ease, with stocks almost 2% higher this week. However, asset managers overseeing hundreds of billions of dollars in investments say they’re likely to keep selling rather than buying back in

Source: www.reuters

LONDON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Big investors are bracing for this summer's stock market rout to run into the autumn, fearing a broader wave of selling will follow the turmoil sparked by U.S. recession concerns and the Bank of Japan wrong-footing currency speculators. The sudden reversal of crowded equity and foreign exchange trades that generated vicious feedback loops of price drops, volatility and hedge fund selling has eased, with world […]

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