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Monday Digest
Markets calm but trouble still bubblesDespite India-Pakistan hostilities, markets remained calm – thanks to trade deal progress and a sense that global growth will resume. Friedrich Merz’s failure to get first-round confirmation of his chancellorship was embarrassing but proved a market irrelevance…
Markets calm but trouble still bubbles
Despite the India-Pakistan hostilities, markets remained calm this week. Measured price volatility came down substantially although, due to global economic uncertainty, implied future volatility – the cost of insuring your assets against sudden losses – is still relatively high. But investors seem…
Tuesday Digest
Markets cheer US policy stabilisation It was a good week for markets, despite a negative US Q1 GDP and mixed Mega Tech earnings reports. The GDP print caused a selloff in early Wednesday trading, but strong earnings from Meta and Microsoft precipitated…