The meaning of the market sell-off

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The meaning of the market sell-off - Financial Times

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The beginning of the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes in 2022 was seen as the end of an era during which low rates dampened volatility and encouraged investments in risk assets, but in a globalised market, investors need not be bound by the rates of their home country.

Investors are still trying to disentangle the ultimate impact of all these different factors, but few expect a return to the steady gains of the past 18 months.“From a trader’s perspective, we feel volatility is back in the market,” says GTS’s Murphy.

Upstairs, the group’s wealth management practice was hosting a call for more than 5,000 investors answering questions on the likelihood of a recession, how weak US economic data had caught markets off-guard, and the hypothetical market impact of a war in Iran.