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

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 08 September 2026, 01:56 UTC By Matthew Burgess, Vassilis Karamanis and Cameron Fozi 1 min read
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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.

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.
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