Markets Shrug Off Middle East Risks as Volatility Falls

Investors are warning of complacency as market volatility, measured by the Vix 'fear gauge,' has fallen to pre-war levels, despite oil prices rising back to around $90 a barrel amid ongoing Middle East risks.

11 Aug, 12:20 — 11 Aug, 12:20

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Volatility tumbles as markets shrug off Middle East risks

Investors warn of complacency as Vix ‘fear gauge’ falls to prewar levels even as oil rises back to about $90 a barrel

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