BEHIND THE AI STOCK MARKET BUBBLE LIES A WEAK YEN
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The world might be dividing into rival camps and competing trade blocs, but international capital flows remain footloose and fancy free. In so doing, they pose a threat to what remains of stability in the real economy.
News - South China Morning Post reports that the world might be dividing into rival camps and competing trade blocs, but international capital flows remain footloose and fancy free.
The report adds: In so doing, they pose a threat to what remains of stability in the real economy.
A good example of this growing potential for international contagion is the influence of the weak yen on global stock prices.
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