By SIMON CONSTABLE
Up, down and all around — global stock
markets have been giving investors quite the ride this week. But is
the financial world on the brink of another crash? Most people could
be forgiven for thinking so given news about Greece missing a roughly $1.7
billion loan payment to the International Monetary Fund and Puerto Rico’s
governor warning that the territory simply can’t repay $72 billion of
debt. The feeling of impending collapse was only exacerbated when stocks
in Europe and the U.S. tumbled on Monday, before bouncing back later in the
week. Read more here.
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