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Twenty Years on From the Start of the Financial Crisis, Is It Happening Again?
Summary by thenewworld.co.uk
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War, AI turmoil and markets in crisis: Larry Elliott’s analysis for the Guardian and the lessons from the 2008 financial crisis. Too often, bad things happen in September. For some reason, it’s a month that has seen more financial crises than any other, perhaps because simmering problems come to the fore once the summer holidays are over. Britain abandoned the gold standard in September 1931. Sterling was kicked out of the European Exchange Rate…
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