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James Mackintosh on rally after China dip
The retreat in equities may have been triggered by China but markets moved so rapidly because investors were overly complacent. James Mackintosh, investment editor, questions the forces pushing for a deeper drop and whether the sudden rally is a dead cat bounce.
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After yesterday’s nasty reversal shorts pressed their bets and got their manhood caught in the nutcracker today.
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Prices fall to their lowest level since the financial crisis
A slowing Chinese economy and turbulent stock markets are having an impact on global commodity prices. The FT’s Henry Sanderson explains why.
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Question: Why did most bond yields rise across the globe on such a dismal day for stocks?
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