By SIMON CONSTABLE
When the price of oil jumped 15% in a single weekend last month, some analysts started using the term “economic shock.” What does that mean, and how is it relevant to investors now?
Economic shocks are more than just a change in the markets. The event needs to have a major economic impact—and be a surprise, says David Ranson, research director at analytics company HCWE & Co. Read more here.
When the price of oil jumped 15% in a single weekend last month, some analysts started using the term “economic shock.” What does that mean, and how is it relevant to investors now?
Economic shocks are more than just a change in the markets. The event needs to have a major economic impact—and be a surprise, says David Ranson, research director at analytics company HCWE & Co. Read more here.
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