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Carry trades are shaking the stock market

cause of the Nikkei plunge

,   and  Vladimir Milov
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Carry trades are shaking the stock market

The historic crash of the Nikkei at the start of the week in Japan briefly sent investors into a state of shock. Stock markets worldwide also reacted with significant losses. However, calm returned in the following days. But how did this happen, what's next, and what role did so-called "carry trades" play?

Raimund and Etienne discuss this in the latest episode of "Brichta and Bell - Economy simplified and fast".

Trading in shares resumed with cautious optimism after the initial market turbulence, despite the historic crash of the Nikkei. Furthermore, analysts speculated about the potential impact of carry trades on future share trading decisions.

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