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Expectations Of Higher Rate Are Crushing Markets

Tony Nash, CEO, Complete Intelligence

06-Jan-22 07:00

Expectations Of Higher Rate Are Crushing Markets

Markets are tanking on concerns that rate hikes might occur sooner than expected, hence the possibility that heightened volatility and a flight to value havens could be in store for 2022, according to Tony Nash, CEO, Complete Intelligence. Image credit: Unsplash.com

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