Global financial markets face renewed volatility amid rate hike fears and geopolitical tensions

Bond selloffs, sharp currency swings, and mounting fiscal deficit concerns are ending the summer trading lull, with investors bracing for heightened risk across asset classes.

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Global Markets’ Summer Lull to End as Volatility, Risks Mount

Global financial markets already under strain from a bond selloff and sharp currency swings face the risk of more volatility in the months ahead with the prospect of interest-rate hikes, mounting concerns over fiscal deficits and the ongoing war in the Middle East.

By Matthew Burgess, Vassilis Karamanis and Cameron Fozi

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Global financial markets face renewed volatility amid rate hike fears and geopolitical tensions

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Global Markets’ Summer Lull to End as Volatility, Risks Mount

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