Markets are feverish before the elections (and the Fed)
31/10/2024
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Financial markets have been moving erratically over the past week and will probably have to wait for the outcome of the US elections and the Fed's monetary policy meeting next week to find a medium-term catalyst. In the meantime, investors are focusing on geop ...
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