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'Flash crash' delivers clear messages
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Price discovery and investor safeguards are absolutely critical elements of market structure, writes Duncan Niederauer of NYSE Euronext
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Fear must not blind us to the shoots of recovery
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Markets are fretting too much about what might go wrong – and ignoring what's going right, says Ian Harwood at Evolution Securities
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Knee-jerk policy reactions must be avoided
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In trying to correct 'irrational' market behaviour with rapid rule changes, policymakers are provoking a very rational response, writes Martin Wheatley
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The Short View: Irrational behaviour
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The fall of the Australian dollar reflects a wider lack of confidence in policymakers, writes Jennifer Hughes
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The euro will pull through these testing times
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Uncoordinated policy response has added to the turmoil, but the euro will survive, writes Marc Chandler at Brown Brothers Harriman
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Euro is at wrong end of a historic long-term shift
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Forget the hedge fund "wolves", the real reason behind the euro's weakness is the lack of political will over monetary union, writes John Plender
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Risk-averse investors seek havens in US
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Global investors sought refuge in US markets this month as aversion to the eurozone continued and confidence in China waned, according to the latest Bank of America-Merrill Lynch fund manager survey
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