Markets crash, volatility surges
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A wave of selling gripped global markets as the rout in all but the safest assets deepened.
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A wave of selling gripped global markets as the rout in all but the safest assets deepened.
China is the only major country with firepower that could soothe current jitters and head off the threat to Chinese and global growth.
Britain's top share index slumped to its lowest level in almost three years, with all stocks in the red and miners leading the slide.
China's markets are falling, but the Communist Party appears more worried about what shiny new weapons it will have at next month's military parade.
The Australian sharemarket has had its worst day since the global financial crisis, with the ASX 200 closing down 4.1 per cent.
The Australian dollar's period of resilience may be over after it fell to a six-year low on Monday.
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The British government will fly ten of our most promising fintech companies to London in a bid to lure them to the UK.
Australian banks shares have been among the hardest hit in a violent rout of risk assets, which has wiped out $43 billion of value.