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The US markets’ fear gauge is climbing. Ramin Nakisa, deputy head of asset allocation at UBS, explains to capital markets editor Ralph Atkins why he thinks the indicator is not yet signalling a crisis and why calmer conditions could return.
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The S&P500 closed just above its 200-day moving and little over a point above the August lows. Going to interesting how this plays out. With all the fear and loathing, the index is only 5.60% of its September 19th high. The Dow is 4.65% off its high, The Nasdaq down 7.25% from the September 19th peak, and the Russell 2000 off 13.20% from the July 1st high. Stay tuned.
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