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The eurozone is in deep trouble

29 October 2020

1:31 AM

29 October 2020

1:31 AM

In Germany, the DAX index – the benchmark for the economy – is already down 4 per cent today. In France, the benchmark CAC-40 is down by 3.3 per cent – heading toward the low points seen in the spring. Across Europe a stock-market crash is starting to unfold.

Is it a panic? An overreaction of edgy traders? Not really.

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