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Fermeture des marchés Chinois jusque lundi

« China is shutting down its exchanges and banks until Monday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Japan’s World War II defeat. The holiday will give global investors 113 hours without any price swings or scheduled data releases from the world’s second-largesteconomy ».

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[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Sink With Aussie While U.S. Futures Signal Reprieve

[Bloomberg] China’s Stocks Erase Heavy Loss Before WWII Holidays

[Bloomberg] Ruble Falls Second Day as Citigroup Sees Further Weakness on Oil

[Bloomberg] Welcome to Quantitative Tightening as $12 Trillion Reserves Fall

[Reuters] Forex reserves unwind could reverse bond super cycle

[FT] Risk parity funds suffer a cruel summer

[FT] China move to apportion blame for market rout spooks investors

[UK Guardian] Jitters as Australian economy grows by just 0.2% in June quarter

[Dow Jones] Brazil’s Industrial Production Falls 1.5% in July

[Bloomberg] Turkey Gloom Seen in Yields Above Russia as Inflation Risks Grow

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