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Daily Risk Monitor – October 30
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US Sector ETF Performance – October 30
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Global equities Goldilocks on ice – FT
The global economy stays cold enough to keep central banks pumping out easy money, but not so cold that it degenerates into another Great Recession. John Authers explains the continuing resilience of world stock markets.
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Daily Risk Monitor – October 26
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US Sector ETF Performance – October 26
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Money flows again to the US – FT
John Authers reports on how easier monetary policy from China helped drive a further rebound in world stock markets. The biggest beneficiary seems to be the US.
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Daily Risk Monitor – October 20
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US Sector ETF Performance – October 20
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Dark pool trading in bond markets – FT
Trading in so-called ‘dark pools’ is a controversial feature of equities markets. Seth Merrin of Liquidnet tells Philip Stafford, editor of FT Trading Room, why the concept is now coming to corporate bonds.
Filmed by Rod Fitzgerald. Edited by Paolo Pascual.
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Daily Risk Monitor – October 9
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